Sentence examples for interpretation of hypothetical from inspiring English sources

The influence this may have on the interpretation of hypothetical case/control data is shown in Tables 1 and 2. Our data suggest that as test sensitivity increases, quantitative assays may be useful in distinguishing clinical from subclinical infection.

Higher scores are related to more severe and longer episodes of depression (e.g., Nolen-Hoeksema et al. 1993) as well as to distorted interpretations of hypothetical life events (Lyubomirsky et al. 1998).

This may have influenced interpretation of the hypothetical cases.

Aristotle's discussion in chapter 9 of On Interpretation of a hypothetical sea battle which either will or will not happen tomorrow has traditionally been taken to deny this.

The example above is just a particular interpretation of the hypothetical consequences of Panchin's idea, which of course does not ultimately disprove the biomeme hypothesis in general.

Their interpretations of what hypothetical doctors were saying about hypothetical patients proved to be reasonably correct — as long as the prognoses were encouraging.

To illustrate this point, Professor Siegel introduces, as a thought experiment, a hypothetical Interpretation of Statutes Act.

Disagreeing with that conclusion, this paper argues that the hypothetical Interpretation of Statutes Act would only formalize an unconstitutional delegation of power.

Let \(\delta\) be the revision rule yielded by a definition, and let \ V\) be an arbitrary hypothetical interpretation of the defined term.

His role as a precursor of modern logic should not be overemphasized, however, since he acknowledges that the interpretation of universal sentences as hypothetical was suggested to him by his reading of Herbart.

The potential implication that nRTIs may be of therapeutic use against LINE-1 related diseases is at present a hypothetical interpretation of our data.