Sentence examples for interpret add from inspiring English sources
The tests, which often take hours to score and interpret, add little information beyond what can be gleaned from far less time-consuming assessments, the psychologists say.
"A lot of times we are looking at shadows that are hard to interpret," adds Washington University cardiologist Samuel A. Wickline, cofounder of the drug startup Kereos.
Senator Biagio Ciotto of Wethersfield, the chairman of the Transportation Committee, who supports the bill, said, "It remains to be seen how it's going to be interpreted," adding that it would be reviewed next by the Judiciary Committee.
Other parts of the study that examined overall caseload trends were more difficult to interpret, he added.
Not being able to get a proper explanation or have his worries interpreted would add to his anxiety and fear" (ID 48, male GP).
Mr. Pawlenty never again agreed to increase state revenues in a way that could be interpreted as adding taxes.
Therefore, in-depth interviews conducted in this study helped in interpreting results adding new information.
In this Stage the policy maker partners will take the lead, with the academic researchers assisting to interpret, extend and add detail to the evidence.
But when Dr Di Rienzo's result has been interpreted it should add to understanding about the underlying physiology of metabolic syndrome and it certainly emphasises the need to look at the root causes of the illness.You know it makes senseAt one level, of course, the root cause is well known.
They interpret His word, they add and subtract.
Hammond believes this technology will eventually be common in newsrooms, and Frederick foresees a hybrid model where computers interpret data and journalists add their subjective analysis.
