Sentence examples for interpretation strictly from inspiring English sources

Anyway, the interpretation strictly depends on whether findings are biologically plausible, how many analyses are done, whether they are planned ahead and how much strong is the statistical evidence, still being aware that most subgroup claims tend to exaggerate the truth [ 13, 14].

The mayor is so proud of his newly acquired Republican credentials that it would seem to me that since this provision by anyone's interpretation is strictly a political shot to show the poor should be working, he should be our messenger".

It should be noted that these interpretations are strictly limited to assessing the reaction and not the system with respect to the degree of H2 saturation.

If you know everything in this graphic, and nothing else, he added, "you know very little of the subtlety involved in lab test interpretation," which is strictly the province of a medical professional.

(The interpretation of revelation strictly as legislation and not as adding to the store of truths is very likely borrowed, with qualifications, from Spinoza).

The political mistake is that it was open to be interpretation and therefore strictly speaking such acts may not have been illegal.

However, the treatment parameter estimates did not change although the interpretation is not strictly the same.

The computer generated interpretations were derived strictly from the data taken from these examples.

Seeking to study biblical texts scientifically, Semler evolved an undogmatic and strictly historical interpretation of Scripture that provoked strong opposition.

As Edmund wrote of his father, "Every instinct in his intelligence went out at first to greet the new light" of evolutionary theory, but his strictly literal interpretation of doctrine held him back.

When Saudi intellectuals began worrying aloud that Saudi mosques and schools were fostering hatred of non-Wahhabists among young men, the religious establishment -- which ensures that the kingdom follows a strictly puritanical interpretation of Islamic law -- reacted with righteous anger, as if its social authority were under threat.