Sentence examples for interpretation at hand from inspiring English sources

As Crowe et al. [ 44] point out, the bringing together of narrative and case study/selection is a powerful tool as similar questions are asked of all respondents but some present a unique perspective on the interpretation at hand within the given social context [ 45].

He declined to tailor his interpretation to the crisis at hand and confronted Lehman with some perilously slow tempos in Act III.

Triangulation does not formally demonstrate causality in the same manner as a purposefully designed randomized controlled trial but rather offers a rational explanation or interpretation of the data at hand.

Investigators tend to use principles from prediction research for their etiologic research questions, which results in misleading interpretation of risk factor findings at hand.

The other is the text's reinforcement of a street feminist's interpretation of the sexual semiotics at hand.

Most respondents based their decision on the clinical situation at hand and interpretation of the patient's initial wishes and preferences expressed by the AD.

The article highlighted a problem with the Court's interpretation of the statute's purpose at hand, stating: "Even assuming the propriety of invoking legislative purpose in statutory interpretation, the text of the [Act] does not support the Court's understanding of the Act's purpose".

The methods were selected as a means towards generating detailed empathic understanding of human action (Bryman 2001) with reference to the topic at hand: lay interpretations of SCD.

Whether or not such an association is legitimate depends on the cases at hand and the interpretation of the measure.

Despite their highly varied outputs, most of the works were conceptually unified by a stark kitschiness and clever interpretation and stretching of the words at hand, revealing both the design studio's personal touch and a strong talent for improvisation by the three members.

First, the lack of any quantitative metric or standardized scale for evaluation of novel or uncertain gene variants makes each difficult test result interpretation subjective to location and expertise at hand.