Sentence examples for interpretation of the true from inspiring English sources

While it is rolling out an updated version of the iPhone 7 in the form of the iPhone 8, the iPhone X represents Apple's interpretation of the true next generation of that slate of glass in your pocket that controls your connection to the rest of the internet.

The probability distribution of the test statistic (the Mantel r) is generated by this random permutation process and used as a basis for assigning a probabilistic interpretation of the true correlation statistic between the observed response and predictor matrices.

In addition, kinase activity studies in a purified setting may use domains of proteins and peptide substrates, which can lead to erroneous interpretation of the true nature of kinase activity and/or inhibition.

This pattern is not evident in Clade A due to the presence of intra-subspecies multiple 16S rRNA genes that interfere with interpretation of the true phylogenetic relationships among these subspecies.

18 Alternatively, control charts, 19 which facilitate the separation of apparently abnormal measurements from background variability by plotting re-measurements made at shortened time intervals, can achieve a better interpretation of the true blood pressure for any one individual.

At least two plausible scenarios can be considered to describe the descent of this group that differ in the interpretation of the true extant sister of the Aquificae (fig. 1) as being either the phylum Thermotogae (Boussau, Guéguen et al. 2008) or the class Epsilonproteobacteria (Cavalier-Smith 2002; Beiko et al. 2005).

The argument in Elonis is over whether the intent of his online ramblings mattered: Under some interpretations of the true threat doctrine, you can be convicted of a crime if a "reasonable person" would be threatened by your communications.

Dietary excess and obesity often coexist in diabetics, making interpretations of the true cause of disease difficult.

History is also the explanation and interpretation of these true facts and events.

Likewise, in analyses based on mixed models we found no substantial differences in interpretation of the resultant true positive/false positive tables (tables 4 and 5).

Knowledge is instead a process of interpretation: the true idea selects, emphasizes, and re-presents those aspects of the object that will be meaningfully fulfilled in subsequent experience.