Sentence examples for interpretation to interpretation from inspiring English sources
The meaning of the variables (their range) varies from interpretation to interpretation of a Fregean language, as noted below in the text.
Divine words resonating from one age to the next, reflecting from event after event, and echoing from interpretation to interpretation, tossed back and forth from sage to sage - and what, in the end, do we learn?
Like much of Ms. Monnier's work, this one is open to interpretation or even no interpretation.
This policy, like all policies, is open to interpretation and it's possible that interpretation could shift further over time.
He left "significantly exacerbate" open to interpretation, and his choice of interpretations of the recent State Department review will decide the fate of the project and his environmental legacy.
The Data Protection Act is open to interpretation, and its interpretation would appear to vary between Research Ethics Committees.
The 'object' of methadone is therefore not as 'fixed' as biomedical evidence implies, for it is open to interpretation and re-interpretations, made locally.
It is subject to interpretation, and until the interpretation favoured by the authors is not universally accepted, there will be division between accounts of prokaryotic and eukaryotic evolution.
AL has contribution to conception and design, data collection and interpretation; PLB provided substantial contribution to interpretation of data, manuscript revision and RG participated in the design and manuscript writing.
All authors contributed to data interpretation, data interpretation, and writing.
Thus, to design a study that aimed to understand the experience of the person with dementia, the reality that these patients could not always tell us their stories, particularly while acutely ill, or reflect back on their experience in hospital, meant that inevitably there would have to be interpretation: indeed interpretation beyond that normally expected in qualitative research (Riessman 1993).
