Sentence examples for behind the interpretation from inspiring English sources

The qualitative nature of this study enabled a rich and detailed understanding of the reasoning lying behind the interpretation of home BP readings providing useful insights.

A qualitative, interview-based study was designed to explore firstly the reasoning behind the interpretation of home readings, and secondly the way people communicate and interact with their doctor with reference to these values and the practice of HBPM.

(F, 93, 1012) This study sought to examine the lay reasoning behind the interpretation of home BP readings and the communication of the practice of home monitoring to the doctor, among people who had instigated the purchase of the device themselves.

Indeed, it may be that this lies behind the interpretations of Barnes, Burnyeat, Perin, and Fine: what the Skeptic can assent to are his own impressions, but not to matters of fact!

As we watched it, Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins offered behind-the-scenes details, personal interpretations and assessments of his fake siblings' character flaws.

Yet Ms. Douglas suggests that, with social values denied any legitimate role in scientific reasoning, "debates often dance around these issues, attempting to hide them behind debates about the interpretation of data".

It's really hard for us"." Women expressed concern about blood glucose monitoring, with the majority being uncertain of the rationale behind testing and the interpretation of results.

Wednesday on "The Wendy Williams Show" (weekdays on Fox) Camille presented a different interpretation of Kelsey's behind-the-scenes string-pulling.

The logic behind this interpretation of the P-value is neatly summarized by Ronald Fisher's famous disjunction: Upon obtaining a small P-value, " Either an exceptionally rare chance has occurred, or the theory of random distribution is not true" (italics in original) [ 74].

Van Manen [ 24] argues that the ideas behind hermeneutic phenomenology acknowledge the interpretation of lived experience and believes that it is not possible to suspend or bracket pre-understandings or assumptions; rather they must be made explicit and therefore we made an effort to keep an open mind about the phenomenon and towards the participants during the study.

He was an activating force behind the Vedanta (interpretation of the Upanishads) movement in the United States and England.