Sentence examples for initial interpretations from inspiring English sources

In the next section we will build on these initial interpretations and formulate them as quantifiable hypotheses.

In circumstances where there was a disagreement between these interpretations, a third physician adjudicated the findings by reviewing the images and the reasoning of initial interpretations.

Initial interpretations of maps become particularly important in the context of decision-making during high-stakes, time-pressure crisis situations when reliance on affective heuristics, or intuitive feelings about the map, is likely to be high (Finucane et al. 2000).

The initial interpretations are tested using a glaciological approach of reconstructing former glacier dynamics, and suggests that some of the terminal moraines observed reflect mountain glaciation prior to the Younger Dryas, and may demonstrate final stages of retreat from the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM).

Their initial interpretations of their bodily sensations were framed by everyday experiences, as aforementioned.

Initial interpretations were reflected back to key informants for further input prior to final write-up.

Two regions (i.e. Ganesa Macula and the lobate high backscattering region East of Ganesa) are interpreted by the designed FCM as exhibiting cryovolcanism in agreement with the initial interpretation of the regions by Stofan et al. (2006).

Such, at any rate, is the writer's initial interpretation of the taxidermist's play.

Superintendent Tony Thompson of British transport police said the attorney general's statement removed a major obstacle to a trial: "Our initial interpretation is that it's quite a significant change from what was said in December by Lord Cullen.

Del Sardo, the lawyer, said Olsen's refusal to suspend the players after the incident was based on Roth's initial interpretation of how much control a school board legally had in disciplining students for what happened in nonschool activities.

"The fact that the unemployment rate continues to rise has a bit of a mixed message, as the initial interpretation is negative, but suggests that workers are slowly becoming more encouraged by better prospects in the job market," said Charmaine Buskas, a senior economic strategist at TD Securities.