Sentence examples for interpretations more from inspiring English sources

It is important to highlight that to improve these interpretations more data of groundwater ages are needed.

This is the motivation for the development of automatic software packages, to make the interpretations more standardized.

Software packages for automated quantification of MPS have been developed in order to make the interpretations more standardized.

Ladderized and unbalanced trees in the form of a cone (classical tree oriented vertically and upward) are prone to progressionist and teleological interpretations, more so if humans or primates are localized at the upper, or at the last right tip of the tree (so that evolution looks as if it occurs teleologically or linearly towards a human goal).

This ecological design makes the interpretations more uncertain.

Possibly, the first two groups meet different interpretations more frequently.

Here the data are much thinner, and interpretation more contentious.

"Ours is a contemporary interpretation, more attuned to a spare and internal Japanese sensibility," Mr. Price said.

Burri was against image, interpretation, more or less everything except the rectilinear shape of a picture.

It is, perhaps, no surprise that the culture grants this interpretation more easily to a man.

The commission cautioned that a change in the way the economic sentiment indicator was tabulated had made the month-on-month interpretation more difficult.