Past and present stereotypes and existing social structures can both overtly and unconsciously lead to the portrayal of minority groups as fundamentally different interpreted often as abnormal, defective, or overly susceptible --when comajorityo majority groups.
Cruz indicated his own conservative stance on how the constitution should be interpreted when he said: "As liberals and conservatives alike would agree, through his powerful and persuasive opinions, Justice Scalia fundamentally changed how courts interpret the constitution and statutes, returning the focus to the original meaning of the text after decades of judicial activism".
Presidential candidate Ted Cruz wrote on Facebook after the news of Scalia's death broke: "Justice Scalia fundamentally changed how courts interpret the Constitution and statutes, returning the focus to the original meaning of the text after decades of judicial activism".
Importantly, considering our finding that 'off-target' Hairy sites still appear to regulate chromatin structure, we should fundamentally reconsider how we interpret genome-wide data sets.
Pang et al. [ 56] argue that even slight changes in miRNA sequences can fundamentally alter their function, when they interpret the conservation of miRNAs and snoRNAs.
How I would interpret the needs of my patients was fundamentally altered now that I had been one myself.
We all have setbacks, but a perfectionist will interpret his setback to mean he's fundamentally unfit to reach his goal.
"If the notes don't make the intent clear, how do you interpret that?" Dr. Zito called the Columbia study "a fundamentally bad idea".
These dichotomies are notable, because, while they do not usually affect how experts interpret questions, students often view the opposing contexts as fundamentally different.
"But, as attorney general, it will be my duty to study the facts and in more depth, to analyze the law, but fundamentally that can be decided by Congress, and the courts, as they interpret the existing law".
