Sentence examples for interpretations examples from inspiring English sources

The examples (13) and (14) below display glosses for each of the two boarder-line interpretations – examples a give the original clause; b gives the Verbal gloss; and c gives the Material gloss.

Two interpretation examples are also presented.

There are already companies offering whole genome sequencing, analyses and data interpretation; examples include Knome 38 and Genomera.

However, in the stochastic interpretation (examples C and D in Table 4, Figure 5C,D), the calculated incidence relates to a single individual's tumor probability M*.

My study, like others, uses a correlational design and therefore, it is impossible to make cause-and-effect interpretations (for example, do students who spend more time on Facebook also spend more time in campus activities, or do students who spend more time in campus activities spend more time on Facebook?).

This chapter provides an overview of the major issues in RCT design, implementation, and interpretation using examples from clinical trials in neurologic diseases when possible.

The formative roles of custom and law were discussed by some of the earliest Greek authors (consider Pindar's "law is king" and its many interpretations, for example in Herodotus).

The finding that performance decreases as somatotopic distance increases is open to other interpretations: for example, one might posit difficulty in shifting attention between fingers.

The selected features provide reasonable interpretations; for example, PC1 and PC2 mostly consist of quantiles of the QT interval and the slope of Down-T waveform.

Bringing out its multiple use-case scenarios in biological setting with interpretations for example will help novice users adapt this more widely.

This could lead to misleading interpretations, for example that there may be an apparent negative correlation between change in blood pressure and initial blood pressure.