Sentence examples for consistently interpreted from inspiring English sources

Accepted theories are supported by evidence that is not open to interpretation, or is consistently interpreted by qualified scientists.

The decision situation requires that cues must be stable or consistent (that is capable of being consistently interpreted) and that the decision maker must be competent enough to interpret those cues correctly.

But that law has not been enforced or consistently interpreted.

The agency said it wanted to ensure that its policy on shoes was consistently interpreted.

Even when the rules appear to be the same, they may not be consistently interpreted and enforced.

This has been consistently interpreted as applying not to the peoples but rather to the states and institutions compounded by a European court of justice that has consistently supported greater centralisation.

By consistently interpreting weak evidence in favour of his beliefs, Fallon's investigation is a case study in bias.

But vocal opposition is appropriate when the court consistently interprets the Constitution in a way that does not protect individual rights, but limits the ability of Congress to do so.

"The league felt strongly that to be able to consistently interpret this rule during the whole course of the season, it had to take the position it did," said Rick Buchanan, the league's general counsel.

Two peaks for ordered S-I were introduced to consistently interpret both AD and EG profiles.

Moreover, it will be shown that the relationship between strength and grain size (Hall Petch relationship) has also to be considered in order to consistently interpret the two opposite effects of the grain size on the Paris and Wöhler regimes within a unified framework.