Sentence examples for condensed interpretation from inspiring English sources

On Twitter, Breitbart linked to the story, adding a condensed interpretation: "Dem strategy: Coordinated bloc walks in front of 'tea partiers' hoping to get youtube provocation to turn tables".

The corporate websites of the five telecommunications companies in Ghana were visited to identify the data needed to be condensed into categories or themes for interpretation and subsequent analysis.

During these phases, raw data is condensed, rearranged, and finally, to enable analysis and interpretation, mapped into a thematic framework that is developed specifically for each individual study [ 17].

For this analysis, social class was condensed into three categories to improve the distribution and ease interpretation: (1) non-manual; (2) manual; and (3) no current occupation.

In the third step, the meaning units were condensed (keeping close to the text), and in the fourth step, the interpretation of the underlying meaning was expressed in terms of codes [ 25].

To be true to the context, the meaningful sentences were condensed to a description close to the text, the manifested content, as well as an interpretation of the underlying meaning, the latent content.

These units were first condensed on a descriptive level (keeping close to the original text) and then abstracted into codes, which involved interpretation of the underlying meaning.

We condensed a complex phenomenon into one number and our results are intended as first step into an innovative interpretation of OHIP scores.

(Some quotes are condensed).

And we felt that in order to make a really condensed and comprehensive argument, we needed to put it in one venue because perhaps the venues would overshadow or bring wrong interpretations into the work.

"We've condensed," he said.