Sentence examples similar to interpretation to change from inspiring English sources
Her interpretation helped to change critical attitudes about Rothko's later work.
The incompatibility interpretation requires Plato to change the meaning of heteron from "different" to "incompatible," and there is no evidence in the text that he does.
Models were compared including and excluding these observations, and one observation that changed results sufficiently to change interpretation of the data was excluded from the final analysis.
Altogether the results produced by our "space odyssey" paradigm are interesting in that they show that it is possible to change interpretation bias in child populations.
Future research should further investigate the applicability of the paradigm to change interpretation bias and anxiety in youth. 1 Further examples of the brief scenarios that were used to induce interpretation bias.
In order to provide a more practical interpretation of the sensitivity to change, a series of sample size calculations were carried out to show how many individuals would be needed for a clinical trial using a particular measure as its outcome.
And yet, we are conditioned to believe that just listening is passive, and that helping must include action -- making suggestions and interpretations, and doing something to change the other's experience for the better.
While some of these applications may be improved by the shift from genetic to genomic data, this is not likely to change interpretations and conclusions more than marginally.
"Drilling the deepest well in the basin in 30 years, together with the ability to use concepts, techniques and technology unavailable in the 1980s, has provided new cutting-edge data and interpretations to comprehensively change the understanding of the area's potential oil resources".
The funds will now have to sue CommonWealth to force them to change their interpretation.
But we should also know that it is in itself a dialect – just as subject to change and interpretation as any other.
