Sentence examples for excess interpretation from inspiring English sources

His directing philosophy is a process of purification, focusing on stripping away artifice, cutting away excess interpretation and aiming for lines delivered neutrally.

Using the saturation excess interpretation of the Natural Resources Conservation Service Curve Number method, the seven day cumulative runoff fits better to the input as 7-day cumulative effective rainfall amount than to the rainfall intensity.

The exponentiated parameter estimates have an interpretation as excess hazard ratios also known as relative excess risk (RER).

How do we balance between freedom of interpretation and excess of expectations?

In conclusion, the present results demonstrate that the well known reduction in Hb content of malaria-infected RBCs is accompanied by a concomitant reduction in Hb concentration, providing strong support for the colloid-osmotic interpretation of excess Hb consumption.

Circumstantially, the finding that the expression of CYP7B1, that efficiently metabolizes 25OHC [ 324], is downregulated in AD brain [ 104] is consistent with the interpretation that excess 25OHC contributes to AD.

The vertical axis of dendrograms is often left unlabeled since the values are on an arbitrary scale, but in this case they have a direct interpretation as "excess dispersion".

"It is possible that in the Outreau case there were excesses committed in the interpretation, but this remains to be analyzed calmly," said Thierry Normand, a lawyer for 10 of the alleged victims, including the 4 Delay children.

Muslim leaders across the world condemn the Islamic State and its violent excesses, but Ahmed's interpretation of Islam is anything but peaceful.

(2) Another group with an abnormally high Rb/Ki67 ratio, which could support conflicting interpretations: (i) excess Rb protein for controlling cell cycle progression; or (ii) adhesion of Rb protein to other cellular or viral proteins, such as p53 and MDM2.

It is in the interpretation of base excess that the Stewart principles are vital to guide interpretation.