Sentence examples for interpretation of the status from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, Hume's interpretation of the status of "principles" makes him deviate from Newton's methodology in a fundamental fashion.
In dicta, the Court offered the following interpretation of the status of aboriginal title in the Spanish Louisiana territory: That the Sacs and Foxes did claim the country generally, where this land lies, is not controverted; nor was their claim ceded to the United States till 1824.
However, as ANC estimates may be the most reliable HIV prevalence data available in districts where sentinel sites exist, site-level differences could influence local interpretations of the status or course of the HIV epidemic.
These results indicate that for postoperative interpretation of troponins the status of renal function must be taken into account.
In this context an important contribution of pragmatism is precisely its interpretation of the practical status of social facts.
A correct interpretation of the volume status through the IVC assessment should always combine the respiratory variation of the IVC with its absolute size.
PET images of the lung, which are usually expressed per lung volume, could confound the interpretation of the disease status, especially in cases with a prominent heterogeneity in aeration.
The characterization state of each gene exists in the eye of the beholder; each scientist brings a distinct perspective to the interpretation of the characterization status of a gene.
Furthermore recent finding that massive amount of Wolbachia sequences (177 kb) have been transferred into the nuclear genomes of some hosts adds further complexity in interpretation of the infection status [ 33- 35].
On the basis of WHO guidelines (2004) for the interpretation of the iron status data at population level, the results indicate that, in the European context, ID is not prevalent neither in boys nor in girls, and that iron depletion is prevalent in girls but not in boys.
Arguing for example that "the position that only the state creates law… confuses the status of interpretation with the status of political domination".
