Sentence examples for coherent interpretations from inspiring English sources

This raises a question of how the responses of distributed nerve cells are bound together in order to present coherent interpretations of the sensory world, to reach decisions and to execute coordinated motor responses.

While the results may not be generalizable to other locales, the geographic concentration allowed for coherent interpretations of the air quality measures.

By integrating an additional data source we enabled the distinction between uni- and bi-directional aggravating interactions, and provided more functionally coherent interpretations to the genetic interaction maps.

These results encouraged us to proceed with an analysis of the in silico metabolic phenotype during nitrogen fixation, yet some improvements are desirable for ensuring a model with coherent interpretations and accurate predictions.

We did not aim for generalisability; rather, we aimed for a small representative sample of people with the three index conditions, saturation of issues raised in responses from our participants, and coherent interpretations of our data.

HRQoL effects using ORs offered coherent interpretations: MDs >0 resulted in ORs >1 and vice versa; effect sizes were classified as 'Trivial' if the OR was between 1 ± 0.05 (i.e. 0.95 to 1.05); 'Small': for 1 ± 0.1; 'Medium': 1 ± 0.2 and 'Large': OR <0.8 or >1.20.

The players put the music first: they come up with their own coherent interpretation.

We emerge from this exhibition saddened by the artifacts and the lives, but without any coherent interpretation or insight.

Yet it is almost always possible to find details that are inconsistent with the standard interpretation, or that seem to point to a different interpretation, or that don't support any coherent interpretation.

Mr. Gilbert led an expressive and structurally coherent interpretation, revealing the Nordic grandeur of the symphony, often thought to be Sibelius's expression of the Finnish struggle for independence from Russia in the early 20th century.

This verdict is all too true of most of Roosevelt's other achievements as chronicled, though not assessed, by Mr Morris.Nor does Mr Morris fulfil his duty of making a coherent interpretation of the president's character.