Sentence examples for examples of interpretations from inspiring English sources

Examples of interpretations of intuitionistic predicate logic in intuitionistically acceptable systems are Veldman 1976, de Swart 1976, and de Swart 1977.

This is another big example of interpretation not correctly reflecting the findings.

The considerations made on the results of this subgroup analysis should be seen as an example of interpretation of the outcomes and not as an analysis on the specific dataset.

c Example of interpretation: the non-elective diabetes-related hospitalisation rate per facility decreases with an increase in the number of patients per GP; more patients per GP translate to less primary health care resources per capita.

Recent studies from other coral families provide examples of alternative interpretations of disagreement between morphology and genetics and discordance between genes.

Case studies 3 and 4 provide examples of clinicians' interpretations of the patient history changing during the course of the consultation.

In order to illustrate the usefulness of the methodology in providing biological insight, we give below some examples of detailed interpretations of the sensitivity patterns illustrated in Figures 9, 10 and 11.

These examples of the interpretation of HRQL scores demonstrate that dichotomies may help the understanding of information provided by HRQL instruments in RCTs.

The sequences of the tRNAs identified in this study are given in fig. 2 and supplementary fig. S1 (Supplementary Material online); examples of our interpretation of the folding structures are given in fig. 3. Folded structures of all tRNAs are given in supplementary figs.

Three examples of the interpretation of weak associations in nutritional epidemiology include-vitamin D supplementation for optimal health (Picciano, 2008), the health effects of fructose intake (Livesey, 2008), and the cardiovascular effects of an incidental component of partially hydrogenated oils, trans fat (Kris-Etherton, 2008).

The final chapter of the book uses the debate between Huxley and Owen to illustrate how values can enter into the interpretations of scientific endeavors and provides examples of value laden interpretations.