Sentence examples for changed interpretation from inspiring English sources

The letter changed interpretation of parts of the law; it reminded colleges of obligations that many of them had ignored, and signaled that there was a new seriousness in Washington about enforcing them.

While the entrepreneurial wave continues, a new phase is emerging among the largest companies: Changed interpretation of the antitrust laws is making possible mergers of competing companies to increase market share.

"The Bible has not changed; interpretations of it have". .

Sensitivity analysis for mechanical ventilation and discount rates did not change interpretation.

For the most part, the controversial areas would not substantially change interpretation of the scoring or response criteria.

Models were compared including and excluding these observations, and one observation that changed results sufficiently to change interpretation of the data was excluded from the final analysis.

Altogether the results produced by our "space odyssey" paradigm are interesting in that they show that it is possible to change interpretation bias in child populations.

While some of these applications may be improved by the shift from genetic to genomic data, this is not likely to change interpretations and conclusions more than marginally.

In 58/114 lesions consensus reading of fused images changed image interpretation of 39 CT and 19 SPECT studies.

Instead, he was the final arbiter in the interpretation of Marxism Leninism Stalinism and changed his interpretations at will.

The situation is complex, rules are constantly changed and interpretation of them remains uncertain.