Sentence examples for depends upon interpretation from inspiring English sources
It argues that historical knowledge depends upon interpretation of meaningful human actions and practices.
She is considered both as a symbol of self-control on sexual desire as well as an embodiment of sexual energy, depending upon interpretation.
Taken together, whether ADI is less effective than chlorhexidine body washes depends upon data interpretation [ 6, 7].
The origin of the septins in eukaryotes depends upon the interpretation of the septin-like sequence we found in Giardia lamblia.
King said: "Hammond's clear confusion is the predictable outcome of a legal framework that depends upon secret interpretations and that obscures the reality of the powers it grants.
Depending upon the interpretation, answers may focus on historic U.S. western expansion and exploration, or on current domestic or foreign policies.
Schneider et al. (2009) also found that reviewers scored information differently depending upon their interpretation of the questions asked in the evaluation scheme.
Earlier studies report wide discrepancies in responses across various cultures to different scales and conclude that attitude measures such as the Likert scale are 'culture specific, emic instruments' that largely depend upon respondent interpretation of the measures (38).
Such a theorist can and perhaps should—insist that phenomenally conscious experience occurs when and only when a first-order perceptual state causes a higher-order belief in the existence of that state in a way that doesn't depend upon self-interpretation.
a. Until we have valid biological markers, diagnosis will depend upon observers' interpretations of children's behavior.
The seismic stratigraphic interpretation method depends upon the observation of all the seismic parameters (continuity, amplitude, apparent frequency, configuration, reflection terminations, search for unconformities, and their classification within uniform units to define seismic "facies" and then on the 3D analysis of their lateral and vertical variations) (Ravenne 2002).
