Sentence examples for imply interpreting from inspiring English sources

Limitations of our study include relatively low response rates, which imply interpreting the results with cautionous.

This closeness and distance of the text implies interpreting the text in terms of reading the text for what it says and further understanding what the text suggests.

Overall, little attention was paid to the use of different control groups (e.g. head-to-head comparisons versus untreated controls) and what this implies when interpreting effect sizes.

Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac poll, said that to him it implied people were interpreting "gun laws" as generic safeguards such as background checks, while "gun control" was a more absolute term which carried the implication of guns being fully taken away.

This result was consistent with previous research findings (Taguchi 2008; Taguchi et al. 2013) and demonstrated the facilitative effects of conventions of usage (Morgan 1978) on interpreting implied meaning.

Both seem to imply the other is interpreting for them – there are comically patronising pauses while they wait for them to 'catch up'.

Told by the judge that the company's statements would be "reasonably interpreted to imply something else," Mr. Sprayregen said he was eager to correct that impression.

But this was interpreted to imply only the personal emancipation of the peasants without transferring to them the land they cultivated.

Still, she continued: "I would just say I think none of this should be interpreted to imply there's some nationwide issue, but I do think it should be taken seriously in terms of what's happening in these cities".

Dissecting genetic architectures implies estimating and properly interpreting additive and interaction effects of genetic variants at genes affecting trait variation within populations.

This expression has sometimes been interpreted to imply a mystical union with the cosmos, or a correspondence between human and cosmic patterns.