Sentence examples for confronting and interpreting from inspiring English sources

Confronting and interpreting the chaos and complexity of the world works better for me than dealing with a blank canvas.

Students are asked to confront and interpret the complex social, cultural, political, and environmental processes that weave through architectural design and urbanism.

The hall emphasizes learning and interpreting.

CycSim is a simple online tool capable of handling several genome-scale metabolic models from a central repository in order to perform phenotype predictions, confronted to experimental data, and interpreted in the context of biological knowledge.

These books, in Ms. Wisse's readings, confront, interpret, unsettle, undermine and support each other and the worlds of their readers.

We need to confront – and I mean really confront – extremism.

By incorporating information on background rates of rare outcomes, general practitioners would be in a better position to guide recipients of new vaccines and have their arguments strengthened when confronted with events interpreted by patients or anti-vaccine groups as being caused by vaccination.

analyzed and interpreted data.

analysed and interpreted the results.

discussed and interpreted the findings.

provided tumor samples and interpreted the data.