Sentence examples for growing interpretation from inspiring English sources

Hence, each separate layer does not only provide a new vantage point, but it adds depth to the growing interpretation.

While the importance of emic perspectives for video analysis is already highlighted (Knoblauch 2009), pulling it in as an analytical layer is new and adds transparency to growing interpretation.

But how might the global understandings of and responses to HIV change as a result of this growing interpretation of the epidemic as a chronic global condition?

It brings together under each article an analysis of the Committee on the Right of the Child's growing interpretation during its first fourteen years and examination of over 300 of its Concluding Observations following consideration of States' reports.

This makes the amount of radioactivity in the transcript dependent on its length and sequence (more radioactivity is incorporated as the transcript grows) rendering any quantitative interpretation of the data impractical.

As our understanding of the genetics underlying these primary arrhythmia disorders grows, the interpretation of test results may change, and an ongoing relationship with a genetic counselor over time is essential.

There is growing recognition that interpretation of HOMA estimates (3) may not be appropriate in some circumstances because insufficient information is available on effects of preanalytical factors, insulin assays, or version of HOMA calculator selected.

Fearing his interpretation was growing dull, the eccentric Grainger livened it up, leaping off the platform after his initial flourish, running to the back of the hall, touching the wall and leaping back on to the stage just in time for his next entry.

As PCR diagnosis is applied to an increasing number of viral pathogens, the debate is growing about the clinical interpretation of positive results and the utility of PCR in diagnostic services [ 10, 42, 43].

The country has been on edge amid a growing clash over opposing interpretations of the Constitution.

Whether it is about marrying outside the religion or issues of the theological interpretation, there are growing tensions between the generations".