Sentence examples for interpretation of practical from inspiring English sources

Just as researchers may have logical reasons to choose an alpha level other than p = 0.05 with which to interpret statistical significance, the interpretation of practical relationships based on effect size may be more or less conservative, depending on the context.

Section 2 describes the software reliability modeling development and the interpretation of practical application.

Expressivism in this form suggests a naturalistic interpretation of practical reason, one that may seem appropriate to the enlightened commitments of the modern scientific world view.

Standardized rate difference (RD) indices were also used to further aid the interpretation of practical-clinical significance.

Standardized rate differences (RD) were also used to further aid in the interpretation of practical-clinical significance.

In this context an important contribution of pragmatism is precisely its interpretation of the practical status of social facts.

Scholars should not overlook, however, that his reception of Aristotle is not as direct as it can seem and that Giles is deeply influenced by a tradition in the interpretation of Aristotle's practical philosophy.

The error involved would be, we suspect, acceptable for the point of view of practical interpretation or incorporation into meta-analysis.

The antidiscourse objection is aimed primarily at discursive interpretations of the idea of practical reasoning in the PJP.

Because SERE is a measure of dispersion, its interpretation extends to two situations of practical importance: Underdispersion indicative of for example data duplication and overdispersion usable as a global measure of the degree of alterations, which is agnostic to the relative importance of difference genomic regions because SERE weights each observed read identically.

However, there is still much disagreement and discussion about the interpretation and practical application of the precautionary principle, because of, in part, this lack of clarity over its definition, and particularly over the sufficiency of good scientific evidence needed to justify public policy action.