Sentence examples for interpretation in light from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps the photograph merely lends itself to that interpretation in light of Russia's history.

This paper focuses on the results of detailed topographic survey of mound and enclosure complexes and their interpretation in light of southern Jê ethnohistorical and ethnographic data.

Throughout Graneheim and Lundman (2004) technique it was possible to conduct an interpretation in light of the qualitative content analysis, achieving necessary trustworthiness for the discussion and evaluation presented in this paper.

It concludes that all three dilemmas are still valid, albeit with a somewhat different and wider interpretation in light of the changed context in which trade unions now operate.

This protocol paper describes: the mechanism of micronucleus formation, a generalized protocol for manual detection, enumeration of micronuclei, and data interpretation in light of published information thus far, on the regulatory aspects of this assay.

Chemical models developed for the Venus atmosphere include more than forty species and involve more than a hundred reactions (Krasnopolsky 2007; Mills and Allen 2007; Mills et al. 2007) which are dependent on ambient conditions, further complicating analysis and interpretation in light of incomplete data and information.

Students also interpret the results of genetics experiments involving all four species and consider their interpretations in light of a phylogeny of the four species.

The Muslim clergymen who have come to dominate their faith, he said, were never meant to have a monopoly on religious thinking or be allowed to ban any new interpretations in light of modernity.

In this Matters Arising Response, we discuss the chimera results and consider potential interpretations in light of the Matters Arising from Dubin et al.

Here we evaluate the existing isotopic evidence available for central, eastern, and southern Africa, and review interpretations in light of these data.

Data recorded from the small number of specialist centres must be subject to interpretation in the light of their specific circumstances.