Sentence examples for guides to interpreting from inspiring English sources
"When you get a soil test, there are easy-to-understand guides to interpreting the results: Do this, don't do that," he said.
Shaw's article does not include examples of judges referring to campaign statements (which may never have been done before), but there are several examples of judges referring to Presidential statements as guides to interpreting underlying executive actions.
Both total dissolution rates and calculated fiber composition changes are valuable guides to interpreting in vivo behavior of man-made vitreous fibers, and demonstrate the usefulness of in vitro acellular experiments in understanding overall fiber persistence.
Mineral stability diagrams based on soil clay-fraction mineralogy for each parent material type served as guides to interpret rhizosphere effects on soil solution composition.
A guide to interpreting e-mail sign-offs: "XOXO": Contrary to popular belief, this does not mean "hugs and kisses".
By Emma Rathbone A guide to interpreting e-mail sign-offs: "XOXO": Contrary to popular belief, this does not mean "hugs and kisses".
Earlier in the week of the convention, before there was any data on the magnitude of Mr. Obama's bounce, I used a series of golf metaphors to serve as a guide to interpreting the postconvention numbers.
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As with the other works of Aristotle he prepared a paraphrase of the work entitled De causis et processu universitatis, and used it as a guide to interpreting other works by Aristotle.
Lincoln's view of the Declaration as a moral guide to interpreting the Constitution became influential.
All screening tools have been modified to include a visual guide to interpreting a 'standard drink' which equates to 8 mg of pure ethanol.
