Sentence examples for exists to interpret from inspiring English sources

The authors concluded that better suitability of the Bangham's model exists to interpret the sorption of zinc ion in liquid phase on the surface of Cedrus deodara sawdust against intra particle model.

If anyone believes that the Supreme Court exists to interpret laws fairly, they've been reading too many civics textbooks and not enough news.

Mr. Giuliani told the crowd, "We're seeking to find judges who understand the very, very important concept that judges exist to interpret the law, not to invent the law".

Sufficient data now exist to interpret the observed films as surface phases of thermodynamically determined thickness and composition, coexisting at equilibrium with one or more bulk phases.

They exist to interpret statutes that Congress enacts, and the president signs.

A recommendation made by UNHCR in 2001, that a regulatory committee exist to interpret complex emergency data and humanitarian data, is clearly desperately needed, to avoid unreasonable political or humanitarian responses [ 42].

They exist to be interpreted.

It exists to settle disputes and interpret the law.

Even standardised mean differences can be difficult to interpret clinically because no threshold exists to mark the minimum important difference in score.

Few software tools exist to summarize and interpret these datasets.

In addition to the overall dearth of nutrition and physical activity regulations related to obesity, the regulations that do exist may be difficult to interpret by child care providers.