Sentence examples for clear and interpreted from inspiring English sources

Only questions that were clear and interpreted as the authors intended by both instructors and students were retained.

That the Bush administration had a clear agenda and interpreted all intelligence on Iraq in the most inflammatory way possible was its failing.

In "Can the C.I.A. Really Be That Bad?" (Op-Ed, July 13), Michael O'Hanlon says, "That the Bush administration had a clear agenda and interpreted all intelligence on Iraq in the most inflammatory way possible was its failing".

"The volcano was threatening big, destructive eruptions and it produced them a few days after the signs were clear and accurately interpreted.

Some of the criteria were not clear and were interpreted or applied inconsistently.

The paper is very well written, scientifically sound and their results are very clear and adequately interpreted and discussed.

However, the basis for this was not clear and was interpreted to possibly result from spindle abnormalities and consequent mitotic defects.

Doyle, as a spiritualist, was enthusiastic about the photographs, and interpreted them as clear and visible evidence of psychic phenomena.

Once data was analyzed and interpreted, it was clear that our sample size was sufficient since saturation appeared to have been reached, and no new themes emerged from further analysis.

Considerably more effort and thought is required of students, compared with traditional passive learning approaches involving didactic lectures and protocol-driven laboratory exercises in which students simply follow clear experimental procedures and interpret data as instructed (Hofstein and Lunetta, 2004; Hanauer et al., 2006).

The community-level focus is intended to empower local decision-makers by providing a clear methodology for organizing and interpreting relevant health care data.