Sentence examples for interpretations applied from inspiring English sources

What meanings and interpretations applied to ugly?

The third research question 'What meanings and interpretations applied to ugly' discussed the meanings students brought about their world of living.

In this study the research questions were: 1) How does ugly appear?   2) How has ugly been refined during the process?   3) What meanings and interpretations applied to ugly?  .

The process of scientific hypothesis formulation affects the experimental designs, methods and interpretations applied, but to be testable, the hypotheses posed must conform to the state of scientific knowledge and available technology.

Either the word comes from the idea of division - and this is very much a tale of cleaving and sundering - or from the sense of looking at things from a distance, of time as a healer of sorts; both interpretations apply.

Furthermore, according to Strossen, "Ambiguous and positive interpretations apply to the full range of sexual speech, including violent imagery and imagery that might well be labeled 'subordinating' or 'degrading,' such as rape scenes and scenes dramatizing the so-called rape myth — namely that women want to be raped" (Strossen 1995, 146).

Our results suggest that both interpretations apply.

The same interpretations apply to α3 and α4 for the unilateral CI.

7 8 38 Our findings suggest that those observations may operate through the mechanisms that do not affect the Apgar score, and similar interpretations apply to other lymphatic/haemapoietic neoplasms.

As our results and interpretations apply only to children in the age range 6 12 years, future research should extend our findings by describing trajectories of Attention Problems from childhood to adulthood.

In multilevel models, for patient-level variables, the usual odds ratio interpretations apply for comparisons of patients within the same hospital; for example, a body mass index (BMI) effect may be interpreted as an odds ratio between a patient with BMI < 25 and a patient with BMI > 25 belonging to the same hospital and with the same covariates, except for BMI.