Sentence examples for competent interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Quality esophageal high-resolution manometry (HRM) studies require competent interpretation of data.

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.

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.

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.

We aimed to design a decision tree based on a series of studies included in actual dossiers approved by competent regulatory authorities, noting that the design, execution and interpretation of pharmacokinetics studies using this type of therapy is not straightforward and presents a challenge for both developers and regulators.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is not competent to set general rules for methods of the interpretation of national law, in particular on what would need to be done in case of conflicting interpretation of national legislation by the highest national courts, but only to lay down the obligations for national judges that stem from Union law.

For some scenarios, the R&R strategy, particularly in bi-sex and female-only releases, led to elimination of competent vector (e.g., Figure S2B,C); however, we caution an overly optimistic interpretation of these results because on average, R&R releases were not as effective at reducing competent vector density as R&R/AP and AP releases.

The legislation appears to employ a narrow interpretation of the Carter decision, extending strict access to competent adults coming to the end of life.

These data indicate that the majority of students were competent and demonstrated evidence of advanced learning as they provided meaningful interpretation of their results.

The interpretation of the available safety data by the numerous competent authorities across the European Union (EU) is wide ranging as is the accessibility of information regarding how they reach their conclusion.