Sentence examples for clear interpreting from inspiring English sources

And as Mr. Eisenberg's article made clear, interpreting a Schubert trio is far more a matter of mind and heart than it is of fingers and bow arms.

So it's clear that interpreting what exactly this law protects would be up to the courts.

During the conduct of our experiments, it became clear that interpreting temperature sensitivity of clinging ability requires knowledge and control of relative humidity, a potential source of variation noted but discounted in previous studies [9].

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

The third clear tendency – interpreted as a reaction to the two previously mentioned trends – is the change from dry bare soil to IGC.

The difficulty in this experiment is obtaining a result that is clear to interpret, and key to this experiment working was using the ATPase domain of BiP.

Although items 15 through 17 also loaded high on component 1, they also loaded above 0.4 on component 3, and are therefore less clear to interpret.

Previous studies form Yoon et al. [ 14] evaluated the discordant of the elastography pathology and indicated that the elastography was unsuitable in the diagnosis of lesions <10 mm or >20 mm, because of that it is less clear to interpret the information in small breast lesion with the small ROI, and it is harder to perform homogeneous compression in larger breast lesions.

The meanings of such statements are clearer when interpreted in the context of Taoist thought and practice.

This would be clearer to interpret and would also allow for the comparison of the model including both parameter shifts to the models including only one.

But this is no conventional performer-interpreter presentation (even if it were clear who is interpreting for whom).