Sentence examples for interpret unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

But he and Robinson say that the findings raise the intriguing possibility that honey bees can learn to interpret unfamiliar waggle dance moves.

The ASL interpreters were given scientific words, such as Tiktaalik and names of periods of the geologic time scale, in advance in order to better interpret unfamiliar terms to the audience.

It has been shown that infants from as young as 6 months of age can interpret unfamiliar actions as goal-directed as long as the action results in a (salient) change of state in the environment (Jovanovic et al., 2007, Kiraly et al., 2003).

Through this act, knowledge about the known category members can be used to interpret the unfamiliar concept.

Since training is specific to the course and occurring in the classroom, instructors are not investing time to attend training workshops, listen to talks, or reading and interpreting unfamiliar literature.

Hweidi's [ 28] research supported that patients interpreted the unfamiliar and loud noises as the major cause preventing them from sleeping during their ICU stay.

This will help you interpret terms that may be unfamiliar or whose meanings have changed over time.

Findings by Deyo and Carter reveal that physicians are less familiar with QOL assessments than with imaging or physiological tests and often are unfamiliar with how to interpret the results or respond to them [ 77].

Unfortunately, the conceptual advantage of PROs is accompanied by a technical challenge: OHRQoL scores are difficult to interpret because they come in a metric that is unfamiliar.

Good communication skills are essential for health care staff as newcomers who are unfamiliar with the health care system may interpret relatively innocent events as evidence of discrimination or racism if they are not clearly explained [ 38].

Ms. Rogoff said "Daughter of a Pacifist Soldier" was not meant to be a site-specific work, but New York audiences unfamiliar with the history of the piece could interpret it that way, given the theater's downtown location.