Sentence examples for equipped to interpret from inspiring English sources
In any case, whatever went on in that Venetian chamber, nobody was better equipped to interpret it than Eliot who chose not to, at least not in public.
In any case, whatever went on in that Venetian chamber, nobody was better equipped to interpret it than Eliot — who chose not to, at least not in public.
As mobile fitness trackers both continue to rise in popularity and become increasingly sophisticated, physicians must be equipped to interpret and use this technology to better serve patients within an ever-changing, more technology-reliant health care system.
By understanding the basic theory, method, application, and limitations of FEA in implant dentistry, the clinician will be better equipped to interpret results of FEA studies and extrapolate these results to clinical situations.
While 74% of primary care physicians believe that genetic tests are valuable, only 14% feel equipped to interpret their results, according to a recent survey of 488 doctors in New York state.
In addition, radios must be equipped to interpret particular radio "languages" known as a "waveforms," tailored for specific types of transmissions.
Given the training and experience of GPs, GPs should be well equipped to understand, interpret and use the quality information wisely.
Journalists and commentators would do well to allow us to hear all the arguments and not believe that they alone are qualified to interpret everything for us as if that is all we are intellectually equipped to understand.
Given this complexity, our human visual system is not always equipped to efficiently interpret all aspects of our surroundings.
In keeping with the acquaintanceship hypothesis, mothers have greater access to information regarding their children than other informants and are therefore better equipped to detect and interpret critical behavioural cues with regard to their children.
