Sentence examples for interpretation of varying from inspiring English sources

But the McLaren driver David Coulthard commended Mosley for attempting to create an environment in which consistent penalties would be applied, saying: "I think the current system is flawed because there is an interpretation of varying stewards from race to race".

The result is a mélange of decoded slang, interpretations of varying plausibility and dorky jokes that has struck a chord.

In Arabidopsis thaliana, a newly identified auxin signalling pathway that involves TMK1 protein cleavage and IAA32 and IAA34 transcriptional repressors mediates complex developmental outcomes by allowing distinct interpretations of varying concentrations of cellular auxin.

Additionally CAD may decrease the heterogeneity of interpretation across radiologists of varying levels of experience in breast MR interpretation.

The present study addresses reporting of survey items on acculturation, and on physical activity, to assess potential variation in interpretation between individuals of varying levels of residence time in the US, and of varied fluency in English.

Moreover, it suggests a mechanistic interpretation for varying levels of anesthesia-induced unconsciousness, where disrupted thalamo-cortical functional connectivity, but intact cortico-cortical functional connectivity reflects lighter states of unconsciousness and disruptions of both cortico-cortical and thalamo-cortical functional connectivity reflect deeper states of unconsciousness.

The black circles delineate conductance for depths from − 20 to − 45 km and the black crosses indicate conductance of depth from 0 to − 45 km Fig. 11 Cartoon interpretation of the varying Indian crustal front beneath southern Tibet (modified after Nabelek et al. 2009).

Some differences observed were not the result of varying interpretation of the patterns.

The role of dreaming has a long history of varying interpretations.

However, even as the ideological battles of the Cold War recede into the past, Berlin remains the object of varying interpretations and evaluations.

"I think there's been some misapplication of the law" because of varying interpretations by judges, Weatherford said.