Sentence examples for interpretation beyond from inspiring English sources

We exploit this compound diversity across the ((GC times GC)) topography to provide quantitative compound-cognizant interpretation beyond target compound analysis with petroleum forensics as a practical application.

We harness the rich compound diversity across the (GCtimes GC) biomarker (hopanes and steranes) topography to provide potentially transformative compound-cognizant interpretation beyond target compound analysis.

The primary aim of this work is to provide quantitative peak-level interpretation beyond target biomarkers, with the end goal of robust differentiation between petroleum sources that share regional commonalities, and therefore, have highly correlated (GCtimes GC) fingerprints.

My preference though, if pushed for an interpretation beyond Lord Shiva, is the idea that the Linga represents the emergence of divinity from formlessness (God) into form (the gods).

As applied in the Grimm case, this precedent allows the Department of Education to push its "Title IX interpretation on every school district in the Nation and, indeed, to extend that interpretation beyond restrooms to locker rooms, showers, single-sex classes, housing, and overnight accommodations," the board's lawyers wrote. .

The case has "assumed nationwide importance," they say, now that the administration "seeks to impose its Title IX interpretation on every school district in the nation, and indeed, to extend that interpretation beyond restrooms to locker rooms, showers, single-sex classes, housing and overnight accommodations".

Straight-edge kids (they're mostly kids, though not entirely) identify themselves as people who don't do drugs and who love hardcore punk, but there are lots of different interpretations beyond that — a lot of straight-edge kids are vegan, for instance.

The results obtained from data mining analysis allow for interpretations beyond conventional concepts and approaches to explain soil formation.

Therefore, interpretations beyond this setting should be made cautiously.

Interpretations beyond this population would be suggestive in nature, and should be approached with caution.

Fourth, the question of the resources necessary to meet minimum core obligations was not addressed in the Committee's interpretations, beyond emphasizing that core obligations are non-derogable and that states cannot justify non-compliance with these obligations under any circumstances, including by implication, due to resource constraints [ 64].