Sentence examples for competent interpretation from inspiring English sources

So even though Ruth Ann Swenson sang her idiosyncratic, vocally competent interpretation of "Dove sono" from Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro" the day after doing "Traviata" at the Met, she followed the letter of the law: her "Traviata" was the last day of her current Met contract.

Even though there is no clear agreement between the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association and the American Boards of Internal and Emergency Medicine on the requirements needed to be judged as competent in ECG interpretation, both have policy documents on the subject.

Providing culturally competent care and interpretation services and advocacy may improve the accessibility of the health care.

Providing culturally competent care and interpretation services and advocacy may improve the accessibility of the health care services.

Our experience, together with existing research, suggests that most medical students do not feel competent in their interpretation of ECG [ 4].

Additional issues included the need for test validation, competent performance and interpretation of the testing, determination of test utility, and financing, both of the initial implementation and of the ongoing testing program.

It will demand that the European court of justice "should be the competent authority for the interpretation and enforcement of the withdrawal agreement".

This was a competent but not entirely persuasive interpretation of the sonata, whose balance of melody and accompaniment represented a new development in Beethoven's musical language.

However, while we encourage BCCE, it should only be done if frontline physicians are competent in its use and interpretation [25].

58 Results from the validation and reliability process also need careful interpretation with culturally competent advisors.

We suggest that a norm always to obtain oral or written informed consent for physiotherapy interventions with competent patients' call for further interpretation and analysis of what constitutes an informed consent process, especially in the low-risk situations which dominate private practice.