Sentence examples for establish interpretation from inspiring English sources

Sheehan and Sheehan [ 2] reviewed the use of the scale in published clinical trials in order to establish interpretation guidelines for patient improvement.

They can share experiences, establish interpretations and question different options.

In this study, even though there has been an established interpretation guideline for warfarin dosing (http://www.warfarindosing.org/) [ 9– 11], DNAGPS Optimus does not interpret the results properly; consequently the dosing results of DNAGPS were opposite to those of 23andMe.

The six restrictive rules presented above and their established interpretation within the legal system fulfil this criteria.

Scarano vigorously defended himself, saying he was merely "pushing the envelope" of the zoning code's established interpretation.

His intellectual speciality, or his "recurrent habit of enquiry", as he puts it himself, "is to try to identify features of the present moment, which are taken to be unshakeable by conventional opinion and established interpretation, but are not, in order to try to find out the interstices or weaknesses or fragilities".

Currently, there is no established interpretation criteria for DCE analysis which varies from simple visual analysis to semi-quantitative analysis to full quantitative pharmacokinetic modelling [72].

Under a somewhat liberal though well established interpretation of Nagelian reduction, there is a sense in which reduction is compatible even with emergence, that is: a theory about "novel behavior" (and, thus, emergent behavior) can be deduced from another theory (Butterfield 2011a&b).