Sentence examples for interpretation of the shared from inspiring English sources

To recap, two weeks ago the judge issued an interpretation of the "shared space" exception to New York's short-term rental restrictions, which found that Warren was in the wrong for making a room in his apartment available for rent on Airbnb.

Second, people will disagree about the best interpretations of the shared legal culture and thus may think that the society is grounded in different principles.

All protein domains common to mouse-infecting viruses and mice were analyzed and published as MusVirus database and tool [ 26]. Biochemical and functional interpretations of the shared domains indicated that the analysed viruses prefer to acquire genes of the innate immune response pathways.

TB participated in the design of the study, drafting of the manuscript, and interpretation of the results; shared responsibility for data acquisition; and helped to perform data analysis.

This interpretation makes sense in light of the shared molecular genetic mechanisms of survival and oxidative stress resistance in C. elegans such as the insulin and insulin-like growth factor signaling (IIS) and target of rapamycin (TOR) pathways.

Further studies are needed to resolve these two alternative interpretations of the data (shared mechanisms versus parallel encoding), an undertaking that may shed some light on the basic mechanisms of spatial processing in the context of dual stream models of vision.

They may simply be the best interpretation of their shared legal culture and history.

Lumpens' Hello Fellow Lumpens was a visual interpretation of our shared global consciousness.

Researchers, bioinformaticians, and developers also lack support and are left to deal with the interpretation of data sharing policies to the best of their knowledge.

Theoretical demonstrations of LBA identify it as a particularly difficult problem for parsimony analyses [ 42, 43] in which the interpretation of shared derived features are maximized as the basis for explaining common ancestry [ 44, 45].

Abdi Jama, 23, a bus driver, told VICE News he had been attending the mosque for 16 years, and that during that time he'd been taught an interpretation of Islam that shared no common ground with that of the Islamic State.