Sentence examples for course interpretation from inspiring English sources

Of course, interpretation of these results requires caution as with any result obtained with the parsimony principle.

Of course, interpretation must be done with caution since there was already a baseline of 30% colonization in bone (i.e. what other genes were 'on' or 'off' already?).

We agree that interpretation of RGC_CAMs requires some caution in view of the use of parsimony and added the following to the text: " Of course, interpretation of these results requires caution as with any result obtained with the parsimony principle.

Of course, interpretation of the reported trends must be informed by an understanding of the AIDS and HIV reporting systems in the country and how capture rates and reporting fractions have evolved over time.

The present study, powered to rule out a 0.67 hazard ratio of death with the weekly schedule, suggests survival be very similar with the two compared schedules (HR of death 1.04), although, of course, interpretation of data in terms of equivalence (Jones et al, 1996) is not allowed.

But, of course, interpretations of the Constitution have changed over time: legal theories pass in and out of fashion, and, most important, Presidents can and do change the understanding of the Constitution by naming new Justices to the bench.

At one level, of course, the interpretation of Roman Catholicism is closely related to the interpretation of Christianity as such.

Of course, one interpretation of that mysterious disappearance is that the commission believes the surpluses will be used not to pay future benefits to retirees, but to cover the revenue lost because of the tax cut -- a revenue loss that the I.M.F. says will be almost twice as large as the administration admits.

Of course, this interpretation means that (i) expresses a false memory.

Of course, this interpretation takes it for granted that the impartial culture is a realistic assumption.

Of course, the interpretation of the survival distribution for an ISI as a fraction of the area under a moving bell with conserved total area is wrong, but the assumption is useful in automatically generating initial values for the more appropriate approximations to start their work.