Sentence examples for interpretation allows for from inspiring English sources

Such an interpretation allows for an elegant treatment of the contradictions encoded by relevant logics.

This paper describes how geochemical data (Rock Eval analysis, SARA composition) combined with wireline log interpretation allows for the recognition of the distribution and continuity of bitumens in a main reservoir of an offshore giant field in Abu Dhabi.

This interpretation allows for the possibility that, alas, the proposed connectivity-copying replicators in the brain do not exist.

Their statistical interpretation allows for more flexible and meaningful queries, in particular in the context of analyzing biological data.

This interpretation allows for either abnormally reduced or abnormally increased subjective awareness of homeostatic signals, based on the extent to which network activity is interrupted or continues to transfer noisy signals (a mechanism potentially analogous to pain asymbolia following focal insular lesions: Berthier et al., 1988; Masson et al., 1991).

This interpretation allows for fine-grained clinical and anatomical differentiation within a broad syndrome category, according to the underlying pathological process (Supplementary Tables 2 4); for example, the present findings suggest that semantic dementia variants may be clinically and anatomically differentiable.

Finally, it can be pointed out that outlining profiles and behaviors facilitates its interpretation, allowing for the possibility of recognizing an erratic navigation.

Nonetheless, our current interpretations allow for the possibilities of over-use of appropriate healthcare in communities where health outcomes are already high.

For different reasons Mr Evans bemoans excess zeal too: he wants to preserve the purity of R2P, and fears an interpretation that allows for "all-out aggressive war".

Advantages are that it yields a more precise interpretation and allows for more flexible modeling of the environmental parameters.

McCloud suggests that it is the readers' involvement and interpretation that allows for the transitions between one panel and another to be meaningful; the transition might not make immediate sense but a relationship can be developed in the readers' minds.