Sentence examples for encourage interpretation from inspiring English sources

Due to the nature of the logistic transformation, and the history of even respected academics misinterpreting the coefficient estimates, [19] we do not encourage interpretation of coefficient estimates on graduation rates and therefore suppress them in this methodology.

The self-monitoring group, in addition, is provided with training and support to encourage interpretation of readings and application to goals for lifestyle change based on the CSM in order to reach treatment targets.

However, a finer analysis of the smashups "doesn't at all encourage the interpretation of [them] being due to new physics," says Giorgio Bellettini of the University of Pisa in Italy and CDF co-spokesperson.

These additional analyses encourage cautious interpretation of our findings but do not invalidate them.

Working in teams to conduct qualitative research can increase rigor in analysis and encourage richer interpretation [ 22], but there are few examples of how teams working over geographic, cultural and linguistic distance actually achieve this.

Many guidelines tend to encourage the interpretation of seriousness simply based on duration, as they instruct GPs to pursue symptoms and signs lasting for more than a predefined interval [ 16].

It would encourage new interpretations of the "Rite," whose plot of male elders watching a girl dance herself to death has generally been understood as entirely heterosexual.

This suggests that effective leaders encourage positive interpretations of stressful events and increase group solidarity, especially in a context of higher psychological hardiness levels.

Feminist literary analysis, like other methods of reading works of literature, encourages multiple interpretations.

The WEC's technical regulations are far less restrictive than Formula One and encourage innovation and interpretation, thus the three leading manufacturers (four including Nissan who join the series at Le Mans) have differing approaches.

This deliberate uncertainty encourages multiple interpretations, as with "Tangerine," an appropriate name for a bright orange painting.