Sentence examples for considerable amount of interpretation from inspiring English sources

I merely wanted to show the reader how I did it, that it took a considerable amount of research and a considerable amount of interpretation to connect the dots, like Tim Curry in that bravura last scene in Clue, when he's running around the mansion explaining how all the murders happened.

In recent years, considerable amount of data and interpretations have been published concerning the physical evidence in support of the LPIA, its broad timeframe and eustatic and ecosystem responses from the lower latitudes, but relatively less attention has been drawn to the impact of the ice age on late Palaeozoic high-latitude environments and biotas.

In general, as mentioned before, a considerable amount of caution should be exercised for the interpretation of the consequences of cancer chemotherapy on autophagy.

Given that finite acceptance angle detectors admit a considerable amount of scattered light, to assess hypochromicity the interpretation of the spectral data should be done within the context of a scattering model.

This material, however, evolved a considerable amount of volatiles even without irradiation and so a detailed mechanistic interpretation of the results is not possible.

A combination of UDS and DeepChek® software for the interpretation of DR results saved a considerable amount of time and would help clinicians provide suitable treatments.

The forced six-point response scale was chosen over a five-point scale to avoid problems with less informative data and difficulties in interpretation of results, due to a considerable amount of answers in the midpoint response category [ 9].

The web service contains a considerable amount of data, presented in various forms and allows the user a variety of interpretation.

While the regulations have generated a considerable amount of work for the Federal Court of Canada both sides dispute the interpretation of the "win rate" in the court cases.

There is a considerable amount of data that are reported in descriptive accounts only, limiting both their pooled validity and the interpretation of their results.

A considerable amount of material was missing.