Sentence examples for different way of interpreting from inspiring English sources

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"And every neighborhood has a different way of interpreting their environment and the murals have an amazing way of capturing that". Over the years, some of Los Angeles' most famous murals on public and private property have been destroyed.

Full details of the cost-effectiveness calculations and sensitivity analyses are provided in online supplementary appendix E. A different way of interpreting the ICER is provided by NNT, which is defined by In the case of the difference between UPA and LNG in women presenting within 72 h of UPSI =125 women would need to be treated with UPA rather than LNG in order to prevent one extra pregnancy.

Couldn't people have different ways of interpreting the Bible and learn to live with those differences?

There are so many different ways of interpreting".

Catholic theologians have different ways of interpreting what deference to those traditions involves.

People are born with different sets of taste receptors and different ways of interpreting them.

Different ways of interpreting the results for both methods are considered and illustrated by examples.

There are different ways of interpreting the Wisconsin results, and the way that the race will now play out in New York and beyond.

So we could look at different ways of interpreting the same scene and they were very elaborately developed and we did the whole acts.

The other is a cop-out and they should not be juxtaposed in science lessons". The teachers' manual accompanying the DVDs says that the curriculum states that pupils should be taught about different ways of interpreting empirical evidence.