Sentence examples for interpretation as such from inspiring English sources

For Saunders the particle interpretation as such is not at stake in Malament's argument.

We are convinced that system modeling at the architectural level (components and dependencies) leaves little room for interpretation, as such components often exist as deployable artifacts.

However, the aim of our study was to study the reproducibility of interpretation of foci using the [18F]choline PET/CT examination with different physicians, and not to validate the medical interpretation as such.

Metamodernism is, in other words, an enactment of a space and time, or of many concurrent and juxtaposed spaces and times, and not a outlet for interpretation as such.

Yet unlike those of ancient times which were blatant architectural representations of the phallus, in the West in modern times "shrines to the phallus" are more subtle, and may often be subject to interpretation as such; very few architects have specifically admitted the human phallus as a source for their architectural creation.

"The accusations referred to by Survival International [which published the allegations] are almost entirely opinion based or concern matters which are highly subjective and open to personal interpretation and as such are rejected".

This is because nothingness remains an abstraction, a negation signifying what being is not in Wang Bi's interpretation, and as such cannot bring about creation.

While we present our results in the context of petroleum forensics as a practical application of interest, the scope of our work applies generally to quantitative ((GC times GC)) interpretation and as such, goes beyond the stated application.

These are used for interpretation, and as such the retained factors should be biologically meaningful.

Moreover, IHC is subject to variation in inter-pathologist interpretation, and as such, concordance between laboratories can vary.

This resulted in the development of a second questionnaire regarding policy interpretation and as such adding to the perspective of problem knowledge (phase 1) the meaning of knowledge from a problem solving perspective (Additional file 1).