Sentence examples for interpretations of the cause from inspiring English sources
The section on The Road was amended on 23 Jan 2017 to reflect the fact that there are various interpretations of the cause of global apocalypse in the novel.
I also think the Discussion better integrates different interpretations of the cause of the phenotype, both at the level of the tissue contributions (dorsal epidermis and AS) and of the cellular processes involved (actomyosin contractility and cell-cell adhesion).
James [ 20] showed that coding the cause of death using death certificates only, in isolation from all other available information, led to biased interpretations of the cause of death.
Our interpretations of the causes of sexual violence must move past moral panics about "excessive drinking and lewd behaviour", and must not settle on the usual scapegoats.
The cross-validation error of the supervised TerraCE model is below 8%, allowing for reasonable and valid interpretations of the causes of terrace degradation.
While claiming that prominent researchers have got their interpretations of the causes of educational success in Finland utterly wrong, the report overlooks abundant evidence of significant changes to the Finnish system since the early 1970s.
Models that do not allow for an interpretation of the cause behind the prediction can be underutilised as the user cannot easily assess the prediction.
In most cases such a comparison also allows a correct interpretation of the cause of the gap.
Interpretation of the causes and significance of these patterns requires information on the genetic identity of individuals in the communities.
However, a more solid interpretation of the causes for the nearside-farside dichotomy in mare volcanism requires a clearer understanding of the ages, volumes, compositions of mare basalts, and relation to crustal structure.
Interpretation of the causes of death data is limited by the fact that confirmatory clinical tests are not always available; this was especially true in the casualty room, and autopsies are rarely, if ever, performed.
