Sentence examples for interpret exclusively from inspiring English sources

As we intended to interpret exclusively the data of young doctors with one to a maximum of two years of postgraduate clinical experience, we selected the returning answers of those who had finished their medical education with the state medical examination in spring or autumn 2005.

(Akiba has been called "the father of the Mishna".) His apprehension of Scripture was opposed by the contemporary exegete Rabbi Ishmael ben Elisha, who taught that "the Torah speaks in the language of men" and should not be forced to yield special meanings but instead should be interpreted exclusively by means of set, logical rules of interpretation.

14 Assuming both interventions to be equally efficacious, lack of a difference between the groups at follow-up should not be interpreted exclusively as equal effect of both treatments, because it might be due to a type II error, resulting from inadequate power to detect small differences.

59 60 Theoretically, violence can be interpreted as exclusively a behavioural, attitudinal or criminal problem.

In clinical practice, it has been interpreted almost exclusively as a reflection of anti-mycobacterial T-cell memory, although the response is thought to involve interactions between mononuclear phagocytes and T cells.

Although simple observational studies suggest that the TST response involves interactions between mononuclear phagocytes and T cells, the TST has been interpreted almost exclusively as a reflection of anti-mycobacterial T-cell memory.

The dose response relationship is fairly consistent and suggestive; however, assessing exposure to nitrate based on ecologic classification makes it difficult to interpret the findings exclusively in terms of water nitrate exposure (Bukowski et al. 2001).

The phrase "a Protestant clergy" was interpreted as referring exclusively to the Church of England.

Capitalism has been interpreted as an exclusively profit-centric human engagement.

Bāṭinīyah, Muslim sects the Ismailis (Arabic: Ismāʿīlīyah), in particular that interpreted religious texts exclusively on the basis of their hidden, or inner, meanings (Arabic: bāṭin) rather than their literal meanings (ẓāhir).

We believe that constant FISH HER2 positivity over many consecutive years in our institution can be also connected to the small number of max 2 pathologists who exclusively interpreted FISH signals.