Sentence examples for direct interpretations from inspiring English sources

Direct interpretations based on partial differential equations are not appropriate.

This enables simpler and more direct interpretations to be made regarding the results of the trial.

Our data do not allow direct interpretations of the intrinsic mating success of individual males within swarms.

In sub-Saharan Africa, this process may become extremely challenging because many research concepts such as randomisation and placebo do not have direct interpretations in the local languages.

Unfortunately, none of these studies included precise longitudinal data on the exact number and type of infected persons or of the fraction of the total population that is screened for acute infection or resistance, and as we show here, making direct interpretations from data collected from a subset of the population can lead to erroneous conclusions.

This song was sampled by Mary J Blige and it was a direct interpretation, but just very slow and relaxed.

It has a more direct interpretation than the variance because it is in the same units as X.

"By the time the local food gets filtered through Besh's experience, it is wonderful but it's not always the most direct interpretation," he said.

As the chief justice noted in his opinion, the only possible source of the court's authority to apply Miranda came from the decision's status as a direct interpretation of the Constitution.

Hence, direct interpretation is assumed for theoretical terms by Tuomela.

Therefore, the structural nature of the model allows for direct interpretation (Harvey, 1989).