Sentence examples for how should it be interpreted from inspiring English sources

But how should it be interpreted?

How should this be interpreted?

And if they are different, how should they be interpreted?

At the dawn of this new day what are the facts, how should they be interpreted, and are there reasonable alternatives for chemoprevention that need to be considered?

Biomarker analyses raise questions relating to which biomarkers should be included in a risk assessment panel to achieve an optimal result, and how should data be interpreted?

What works especially well in this book is that Oster walks readers through not only the data she reads but what it means and how it should be interpreted.

It does say 'text from the message' and that's how it should be interpreted.

"We'd sit down, read a few verses of the Koran, translate or discuss how it should be interpreted, and many points of view would be offered.

The act was due to come into force in April, after the publication in January of guidelines on how it should be interpreted.

This is based on the hierarchical model using piecewise regression, so we consider closely how it should be interpreted.

"I detest when people ask, 'What do you do?,' " Grais says, because when she tells them, "they put their hands over their hearts and say, 'That's so great.' " But "that we are doing something heroic... is not how it should be interpreted".