Sentence examples for equal interpretation from inspiring English sources

Optional responses fell into three categories: (1) one quarter supported equal interpretation between the sexes, (2) half supported variations of removing headgear during international competition only and (3) one quarter supported headgear removal for adult boxers only.

Because these APEs require the sum of these effects across all existing alternatives for every covariate equals zero, interpretation has to acknowledge this factl.

Literature as an experiment engages both the reader and the text in an equal synthesis of interpretation.

Definitions and instructions to the paediatrician were added to ensure equal and correct interpretation of the patient's symptoms (Fig.  1).

Given that 15% of the women in the sample had cancer and 85% were cancer-free, to estimate accuracy weights were used to assign equal importance to interpretation of mammograms from women with and without cancer.

With equal treatment costs, interpretation of the weighted results is straightforward; a preferred allocation of 40 patients with the rare disease and 60 with the common disease carries a weight of 60 for the common disease and indicates a preference both for treating 60 patients with the common disease and for spending 60% of resources on treating the common disease.

A still wider interpretation of equal opportunity norms extends the domain of equal opportunity to all domains both public and private.

A literal interpreter, who is otherwise oblivious to contextual factors, would respond to every message by choosing any true interpretation with equal probability.

In Section 3 we derive the SC-FDMA rate result and provide its geometrical interpretation assuming equal power allocation without joint decoding.

Dworkin, in contrast, believes we do generally have "a duty to honour our responsibilities under social practices that define groups and attach special responsibilities to membership," (Dworkin 1986, 198) provided the group's members think that their obligations are special, personal, and derive from a good faith interpretation of equal concern for the well-being of all its members.

DC, EJH and TYC made equal contributions to data interpretation and scientific revision of the manuscript.