Sentence examples for extent this interpretation from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Kawasaki and Rostoker (1979) found that the ground magnetic effects of Ps 6 perturbations, which are mostly in the Y and Z components, could be well explained by eastward drifting current systems of short east west extent: this interpretation is consistent with the results of Tamao (1986).

20 However, a sensitivity analysis censoring those on sickness absence on time of participation only reduced the effect sizes to some extent, leaving this interpretation only partly supported by the data (data not shown).

It is a connection I had never thought to make until I saw the Globe's "Twelfth Night," which indicates the extent to which this interpretation stealthily leads you into the era of the play's inception.

The extent to which this interpretation is appropriate depends on the sensitivities and delays of the intervening pathways.

It is also important that other studies analyze the impact of fat infiltration within the muscle tissue due to the extent to which this interpretation represents a better predictor of physical performance in older adults.

Furthermore, to some extent, the interpretation of cytological specimens is subjective and observer-dependent and more accurate quantitative tests would be desirable.

To a large extent, the interpretation of principal components is generally guided by the degree to which each variable is associated with a particular component [ 47].

Although it is difficult to identify this fault type based only on a 2D seismic profile because of the limited lateral extent of apparent vertical displacement, this interpretation on fault activity and type may be supported by the repeated long-term ocean-bottom seismometer (OBS) observations by Mochizuki et al. (2010).

To the extent this is is a viable interpretation, it suggests a continuing or lasting effect of conscious attention given during meditation and prayer.

In this interpretation of Austen's best-known work, race has to some extent taken the thematic place of class.

This interpretation anguished Wiesel.