Sentence examples for changes in interpretation from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we consider in a systematic way which standard techniques are applicable to negative ties and what changes in interpretation have to be made because of the nature of the ties.
The Visuddhimagga reflects changes in interpretation which appeared during the centuries since the Buddha's time.
It is possible that the effects of the treatment may be due to the promotion of positive mental imagery, changes in interpretation bias or alternatively increased positive affect resulting from exposure to the positively valence training material.
Minor inconsistencies were much more prevalent and included changes in the presentation of the outcomes (100% vs. 95%), changes in title (80% vs. 87%), changes in authorship (50% vs. 57%), changes in interpretation (20% vs. 25%), and changes in research center (10% vs. 17%, Table 5).
These differences are clearly due to a different efficacy of available treatment [ 13], even if changes in interpretations and classifications of death certificates over time may have influenced results [ 36].
While the chief justice accused the solicitor general's office of being less than candid, the footnote presented the kind of change in interpretation required by a recent court precedent that the justices have long expected from the office as an expression of its candor as counselor to the court.
Unsurprisingly given the lack of successful interpretation training, there were no significant changes in child or parent reported social anxiety symptoms, clinician-rated severity or diagnoses and change in interpretation was not significantly associated with change in social anxiety.
It needs to be emphasised that the change in 40 report diagnoses does not indicate that the xSPECT/CT diagnosis is correct, but that additional information obtained from the scan prompted a change in interpretation by the reader.
This is why I think there will be some change in interpretation of the treaties - people will find a middle way to engage in reforms that won't necessitate treaty change".
In 2011, Joe Biden announced a change in interpretation to Title IX, the 1972 legislation that mandates that educational institutions, which are recipients of federal funding, "cannot discriminate on the basis of sex," and must foster a community of inclusivity and equality for all the sexes.
