Sentence examples for interpretation focuses on from inspiring English sources
In this view, the German populace during the Nazi era required little or no incentive to summon both disgust and rage at the Jews in its midst — whether the anti-Semitism is understood as rooted in a time-honored German cultural tradition, or fueled by Germany's traumatic defeat in World War I. Yet another interpretation focuses on the tremendous personality cult that surrounded Hitler.
This interpretation focuses on Machiavelli's various pro-republican remarks, such as his statement that the multitude is wiser and more constant than a prince and his emphasis in the Discourses on Livy on the republican virtue of self-sacrifice as a way of combating corruption.
Data interpretation focuses on extracting trend patterns and classifying/clustering daily blood glucose (BG) profiles.
The second interpretation focuses on Skolem's claim that set theory cannot provide an adequate foundation for mathematics.
A quite different interpretation focuses on the perceived role of moral properties in moral reflection and judgment from the perspective of someone engaged in moral reflection and judgment.
One interpretation focuses on the relationship of the Trinity God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit as polyamorous relationship, uniquely giving and receiving love in a triune group.
In this study, statistical analysis and interpretation focused on known metabolites only.
However, data collection and interpretation focused on the identification of themes and did not form judgments on interviewee responses.
However, the data collection and interpretation focused on the range of views on public/private/personal boundaries, rather than adopting stances on these boundaries.
For analyses stratified for more than two strata, the interpretation focused on these effect sizes rather than on mere statistical significance.
The 'MINDFUL' approach to the use of outcome data to inform service-level performance involves the consideration of multiple perspectives, interpretation focused on negative differences and use of directed discussions based on 'what if this were a true difference' (employing the 75 25% rule).
