Sentence examples for interpretation evidence from inspiring English sources

I suppose there is a sense in which the book is also about the nature of history – what it is, fact or interpretation, evidence or fable.

Interpretation: Evidence for an association between anxiety and interpretation bias has emerged from experiments in which reading ambiguous words or texts, are followed by tasks that reveal how they have been interpreted.

Additionally, all such research should be based on an understanding that a broader interpretation of "evidence" than "research-based" evidence is also essential.

The production and interpretation of evidence is, after all, as much a social phenomenon as public attitudes or political mobilisation.

We discovered this not through shock or confrontation but through the slow accumulation and careful interpretation of evidence.

The study says social studies classes in small schools often combine English and history under the rubric of humanities and stress reasoning and interpretation of evidence rather than a body of knowledge.

In teaching a lesson on the importance of contingency tables in epidemiology, the tragedy of the Titanic leaves a perhaps surprisingly effective legacy, from which we can all learn: multiple viewpoints must inform our interpretation of evidence.

The theories are based on (statistical) interpretation of evidence and not taken as literal truths.

Critical appraisal has been described as a process involving the assessment and interpretation of evidence.

It assists in the interpretation of evidence and circumscribes the inferences drawn.

When critically examined using the tools provided by the histories interpretation all evidence for nonlocality vanishes, consistent with the demonstration of Einstein locality discussed in subsection 8.2.