Sentence examples for interpretation that there from inspiring English sources

These variations in the spectra support the interpretation that there are multiple materials within the sample bag, and that the coating could be a combination of ingredients, as discussed in the section on "Coating mixtures".

Generally defined, Evangelicals are Christians who believe that the Bible is God's word (to be read with varying degrees of literal interpretation), that there is a biblical imperative to spread the gospel and in centrality of conversion or a "born again" experience.

No significant effects of these variables were found, which renders the interpretation that there was no serious selection bias.

In terms of scatter, the semi-circular notional physical limit on relative lift and thrust-drag encompasses the measured data reasonably well, consistent with the interpretation that there is a maximum available aerodynamic force which may be directed normal or tangent to the flight path according to the orientation of the fly [11].

This is consistent with the interpretation that there is ongoing selection to maintain a functional operon in some strains of E. coli.

This has not happened, and even the reverse could be argued to have occurred; toxicogenomics has proven so challenging for interpretation that there has been a retreat into the "gold standard" methods of analysis (Albertini 2005).

However, a number of economists have looked at this and said, Gee, you know, it's not so convincing that that actually is a fair interpretation-that there's been substantial harm.

Now, according to quantum mechanics under the standard interpretation, that's all there is to say about it.

The first chapter includes a brief critique of postmodernism, which for Stamos is the view that everything is a matter of perspective and interpretation and that there are no privileged perspectives or interpretations in an epistemological sense.

As air-tight as that argument may seem, a Shakespeare scholar told Huffington Post last weekend that Professor Thackery's reading of the sonnet was a "really lame interpretation" and that there's not really any evidence that people called marijuana "weed" back in Shakespeare's times.

A common interpretation is that there are strong temperature fluctuations within the nebulae.