Sentence examples for interpretation much from inspiring English sources

As is the case with the Cuban crisis, the historical record is open to widely varying interpretation, much of it rendered archaic - at least to non-historians - by the passage of time.

disturb the signal and make interpretation much more difficult.

An exception is the high latitude region where the large data scatter makes an interpretation much more difficult.

(4) Surface roughness greatly reduces SNR of the EDL, making EDL observation and interpretation much more difficult.

However, in our interpretation much of the relationship comes from the tendency of highly expressed genes to be near the segment boundary.

We obtained feedback from 90% (76/84), showing an improvement in understanding of capnography from 73% of respondents to 100%, with 87% reporting that the teaching aid made capnography interpretation much easier.

Of course some composers lend themselves to contrasting interpretations much more than others.

These factors all have a very large impact on the validity and interpretation of much of the literature available on the reliability of these physical examination items: much of the published research regarding reliability may be biased toward the null.

Mantel's own interpretation owes much to that doyen of Tudor history, Geoffrey Elton.

Fischer kept the score at boiling point, his interpretation as much metaphysical as political.

In short, Whedon's interpretation brings much substance in its wake.