Sentence examples for extensive interpretation from inspiring English sources

Navigenics also says that it plans to follow up customers' test results with extensive interpretation from on-staff genetic counselors.

But it is strange that even after a decade, the scope of remembrance does not extend to more extensive interpretation.

The updated new proposal for the classification of uterine congenital anomalies is designed having mainly clinical orientation and based on a critical review of the available data on female genital tract malformations with their extensive interpretation.

By partially assimilating the president to a sovereign dictator, Schmitt defended an unusually extensive interpretation of the president's authority that in effect subjected all constitutional rights to the discretionary interference of the executive headed by the president (See DP).

WQI aims at giving a single value to the water quality of a source by translating the list of parameters and their concentrations present in a sample into a single value, which in turn provides an extensive interpretation of the quality of water and its suitability for various purposes like drinking, irrigation, fishing etc. (Abbasi 2002).

TJJ contributed to the design of the study, acquisition of data, and extensive interpretation of data.

Almost immediately, however, Jewish scholars in Palestine and Babylonia began to elaborate extensive interpretations of the Mishnah that were called Gemara.

With dozens of photographs of cyberpunk art and extensive interpretations and descriptions of written and multimedia works, Escape Velocity is an invaluable re-source for anyone who wishes to gain some understanding of that seemingly impenetrable world.

This uncertainty is expected to decrease with more extensive data interpretation.

A concise presentation of his achievements therefore will require extensive selection, interpretation and clarification.

Noticing the limitation of functionalism, Turner regained the psychological way criticized by Gluckman, risking excessive interpretation and extensive use of psychoanalysis, finally made a hodgepodge of functionalism, psychology, and structuralism (Turner 1967 ch.1967 ch