Sentence examples for interpretation in general from inspiring English sources

It moved up to a level of ideal interpretation in general, which was the allegorical level proper.

The fact that oxABri compromises in a feeble manner the fluorescence of ANS-αA-crystallin complex lends support to our interpretation in general about the non-specificity of the affect of oxABri on lens opafication.

Symptom interpretation in general practice is embedded in biomedical conceptualisations.

These results provide an aid to electrogram interpretation in general, and this work's outcomes are used to make recommendations on how to minimize measurement error.

We have focused on the binding properties reported recently (Tessier et al. 2013) for the anticarbohydrate mAb JAA-F11, against the CFG glycan array (v4.0); however, the observations are relevant to array design and screening data interpretation in general.

While subgroup analyses require cautious interpretation in general, the subgroup analysis in this systematic review provides some supportive evidence for the advantages of PDT over ST, in particular when the STs were performed in the OT.

In the Everett-like interpretations in general, and in the splitting-worlds interpretation in particular, all the possible measurement outcomes in the EPR/B experiment are realized and may be observed.

The general idea of this original proposal, and of modal interpretations in general, is that physical systems at all times possess a number of well-defined physical properties, i.e., definite values of physical quantities; these properties can be represented by the system's value state.

Comparisons between the two cohorts were made regarding the frequencies with which the students mentioned the content specified by the items of the structured interpretation guide in general (item content addressed) and the frequencies of documented positive results (results that should be considered in the medical care process) regarding the respective item content.

Suitable processing methods are needed to extract representative information from flame images, as they contain large amounts of data whose physical interpretation is not, in general, straightforward.

We show here that given an RSRL-formula and a finite RSRL-interpretation it is in general not decidable if the formula is true in the given interpretation by reduction to Post Correspondence Problems.