Sentence examples for changed the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Using a set of arcane parliamentary maneuvers, he changed the interpretation, but not the actual text, of Rule 22, so that, in the case of Presidential nominations, cutting off debate would require only fifty-one votes.

In any case, the application of a correction for multiple testing would not have changed the interpretation fundamentally.

None of these analyses yielded findings that meaningfully modified the results presented here or changed the interpretation.

The presence of other quality criteria could have resulted in another judgment of the quality of this study, although it is unlikely this would have changed the interpretation of the results.

In one pivotal study, a disparity in reported significance substantially changed the interpretation of the result such that the device seemed more favorable in the summary than in the publication.

The application of the extrapolation factor changed the interpretation of the model output from simulated time-course of survival of G. pulex into simulated toxic effects for the respective combination of aquatic organisms and effect type.

For example, changing the window setting changes the interpretation of lesion margins; the optimal window setting for radiotherapy contouring applications has yet to be determined.

"It's very interesting to see how political pressure can change the interpretation of the film itself," Rosi continues.

The German left wanted to change the interpretation of German history that was the foundation for the democratic and capitalist West Germany built by Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.

If Francis wins, he and his reforming party will change the interpretation of the church's hard line on divorce and remarriage.

While the core results should not change, the interpretation of the estimated parameter coefficients would.