Sentence examples for interpret it less from inspiring English sources

If we interpret the theory as postulating actual distant action, say between the moon and the earth, then it clearly must be mistaken; but even if we interpret it less strongly, as merely postulating that distant action between the moon and the earth is possible, that would presumably disqualify the theory as well.

Many DPJ members, like Mr Koizumi, want to bolster Japan's Self-Defence Forces, and either revise the pacifist constitution or re-interpret it less restrictively.Nor do the LDP and DPJ differ much in other ways.

She has a son, now aged 13, and he was very ill as a baby, but as she is tired of pointing out, it traduces her skill as a writer to interpret it as any less fictional than all the other things about which she writes.

Not only that, when people disappear from formal or informal meetings via their electronic devices, their colleagues interpret it this way: "You are less important to me than my cellphone/P.D.A./laptop/latest gizmo".

Nevertheless, in the absence of inscriptions that can be read and interpreted, it is inevitable that far less is known of these aspects of the Indus civilization than those of contemporaneous Mesopotamia.

I interpreted its character less as smarmy, filthy vermin than as industrious, instinct-driven survivor.

54 57 The advantages of WC are: it is easy to measure and interpret and it is less prone to measurement and calculation error.

Officials say that in its 11-year history, the Legislative Ethics Committee has never penalized a legislator for violating the $75 gift rule, which it interprets less rigidly, and so far, it has not signaled that it will look into the Philip Morris gifts.

Overall the test is simple to perform, rapid (< 15 minutes), easy to interpret, requires less training, needs no laboratory setup and thus it is applicable for field conditions [ 8, 9, 21].

In this case, a test considered as a replacement for microscopy should have comparable sensitivity or should be less costly, portable, faster, and easier to use or interpret, and it should be less demanding logistically.

The RR and the OR both have good statistical properties but are less intuitive to interpret than the less statistically efficient RD.