Sentence examples for challenging interpretation from inspiring English sources
"It's a challenging interpretation of an interpretation," Mr. Powers said.
Another, linked tale has the aging poet himself experience the dwindling of his powers when the sort of beautiful young woman he would once have unthinkingly seduced instead presents him with a challenging interpretation of his own past.
Previous studies have used biochemical, radiological and histological methodology for NAFLD diagnosis and staging, which leads to a challenging interpretation of the results.
To pursue unresolved issues from the previous WGS study that included unconfirmed variant calls and the challenging interpretation of incidental variants, we further tested the subject's DNA with the latest version of ES methods.
This has significant implications for the further development of theoretical and experimental approaches to study GAG protein interactions, as it may assist in the process of discriminating accessible GAG glycosidic linkage conformations and, therefore, help simplifying the treatment of larger GAGs in computational studies and with the challenging interpretation of NMR data.
These effects combined with variations caused by the expertise of the testing person, age/weight of the animal and the behavior of the animal tested lead in some cases to a challenging interpretation of the US imaging or scanning results, as can be seen from Figure 4.
It challenges interpretation of data.
This variability challenges interpretation of voice experiments.
The upshot of the opinion, she said, was that the challenged interpretation of the word "is permissible because the Supreme Court already said it was".
The focus will be on artists who have left a significant body of late works that have challenged interpretation: including Michelangelo, Titian, Rembrandt, Poussin, Goya, Monet, Cézanne, Matisse, Picasso, de Kooning.
Implementation of global standards in resource poor settings has created feedback and frequently challenges interpretation of those standards.
