Sentence examples for interpretation referring from inspiring English sources
This shows that a subjective evaluation cannot stand alone but supports the potential diagnostic value of an interpretation referring to a low (1 and 2) or a high (3 and 4) 99mTc-PYP uptake in muscles compared to bone.
The jury determined that nine insurers were subject to the "two occurrences" interpretation, referring to the bombing of the building in February 1993 and the September 11 attacks.
The term 'mechanistic interpretation' refers to a current scientific interpretation of the mechanism by which the chemical produces the biological activity.
The term "experiment" in the application of well-testing interpretation refers to a well-testing design generated by the analytical or numerical models.
This interpretation refers to the well-known control theory framework [24], [25].
The interpretation refers to the scales' content.
In fact, this interpretation refers to the double sessions in September and, prior to that, in October, during which the budget was discussed.
A program could follow the U.K. model and have all exams double read by radiographers, with discordant interpretations referred by a radiologist.
Although the MAD was small, the changes of wind speed required detailed interpretation by referring to the spatial distribution, which was not homogeneous considering the relatively high standard deviation.
For example, in the following excerpt, the examinee first repeated the last adjacency pair containing the implicature; she then explained her (incorrect) interpretation by referring to a courteous behavior that routinely occurs, that is, closing the door before playing loud music so as to not disturb other people.
However, this interpretation was referring to a comparison between active and passive measurements obtained with different probes and at very different locations (passive probes: submicrometric endogenous granules effectively immersed in the cytoplasm; active probes: micrometric beads attached to the membrane).
