Sentence examples for interpretation ideally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nézet-Séguin's interpretation ideally conveyed the heady mystery, martial snap, balletic poise and sardonic bite in Bartok's score, with individual players and sections showcased to potent effect.

However, several challenges remain, the most important being a facilitated and rapid access of clinical microbiology laboratories to sequencing platforms, and a need for standardized and fully automated sequence interpretation that would ideally be independent of both the sequencing platform and the exact species of microorganism [ 125- 127].

The Emerson Quartet offered an ideally balanced interpretation: somber and mournful, more dignified than sentimental.

Stephen Lord conducted an ideally paced interpretation, eliciting taut, vivid and expressive playing from the Juilliard Orchestra.

Donato Renzetti, back at the Met for the first time in more than 20 years, conducts an ideally paced interpretation.

After a sluggish overture, Donato Renzetti, who last conducted at the Met in 1989, led a lithe and ideally paced interpretation, albeit with some coordination problems between stage and pit.

Nonetheless, raw EEG requires interpretation by trained experts, ideally with experience in continuous monitoring for critically ill patients.

However, such an interpretation of the genomics data ideally requires further experimental support.

Interpretation of these examinations should ideally be undertaken by radiologists who specialize in thoracic imaging or have undergone specific training.

Mechanistic, mathematical models of biological systems are ideally suited for biomarker interpretation.

Radiologists need to be aware of several aspects of PET imaging: PET technology, the examination procedure and injection of iodinated contrast agent for high quality diagnostic CT, ideally followed by double interpretation of CT images, PET images and fused images.