Sentence examples for interpretation existing from inspiring English sources
Table 3 Major concepts relating to adaptive evolution by natural selection, summarizing both correct and intuitive (incorrect) interpretations (see also Fig. 2) Concept Correct interpretation Intuitive (incorrect) interpretation Existing variation among individuals Common and important.
Meaningful interpretation of existing and future biomonitoring data will require rigorous, scientific approaches to data collection, analysis, interpretation, and application.
Meanwhile, the current federal interpretation of existing law is being litigated in about a dozen court cases around the country.
To some, HCA successfully pushed the envelope in its interpretation of existing Medicare rules.
That was the year Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced a new interpretation of existing state law to allow forfeiture in such cases.
He said many of the judges believed that the interpretation of existing law under which the newspapers had been shut down "is not right".
But it broadly excludes advising clients on how to influence policy, as well as discussions over the interpretation of existing regulations and situations in which officials solicit advice.
North Yorkshire's latest policy requires home education advisers to 'ensure the safety, welfare and education of the home educated child' - a considerable expansion of the established interpretation of existing legislation.
Writing in the American Journal of Archaeology in 1941, Oscar Broneer wrote that Dr. Thompson's 1940 book "The Tholos of Athens and its Predecessors" exhibited "the author's methodical observation and careful recording of all the evidence bearing on the subject; and, on the other, his ingenuity and the soundness of his judgment in the interpretation of existing remains".
Examples are subsequently given where a biomechanical perspective provides a more informative interpretation of existing data.
However, it frequently appears that the interpretation of existing study results is flawed.
