Sentence examples for interpretations in that from inspiring English sources

If the theory is accepted, the scientist ceases inquiring into its truth and becomes willing to ground her own research and interpretations in that theory; the contrary if the theory is not accepted.

In this space, the location and relative position of a region have intuitive interpretations in that the regions that are more important are more centrally embedded, while two regions that exhibit similar patterns of coupling with the rest of the brain are mapped near each other.

This effect is a kind of biased interpretation, in that objectively neutral or unfavorable evidence is interpreted to support existing beliefs.

"My interpretation in that confused state was, 'Take one, and if you don't feel better take another one.' In the end I took the whole lot".

Their discrete counterparts studied in this paper also have a probabilistic interpretation in that they generate continuous time random walks with jumps on (mathbb {Z}^{d}).

We view this as consistent with the culture interpretation in that own exposure could be viewed as representing a more intense "treatment" than living with a spouse from a particular cultural background.

But it agrees with the foundationalist interpretation in that it takes this attack to be mounted piecemeal, with Skolem's Paradox itself playing only a modest role in one prong of the attack.

The behavioral results support this interpretation in that both younger and older adults had marginally faster reaction times after positive feedback than after negative or neutral feedback.

The data from Figure 2 seem to support this interpretation in that participants are slower to respond for incongruent compared to congruent faces.

The two-stage model may also be used to represent Figure 1F, with an important caveat that the risk estimates now have a different interpretation in that they separate the PCB effect from the lipid effect on the outcome.

These larger clusters have a simple interpretation in that one of the larger clusters contains topologically-based strategies (STAR, RTC, and MDC) and the other contains strategies that are not strictly topologically-based (Concatenation, SMRT, and STEAC).