Sentence examples for interpretations readers from inspiring English sources

Written mostly between the 1920s and 1960s (she died in 1962) and always set in the 19th century or before, they are involute creations, packed tightly with mysteries and potential interpretations: readers have to work to detect their full meaning.

According to Mihardja, one of the most common interpretations readers conveyed to him was that Hasan's death symbolised atheism defeating religion, with Hasan's death as the death of theism.

After the interpretation, readers were asked to provide a forced BI-RADS score (1 5) for each index lesion, based on DM reading alone and with additional DBT information.

I don't want to suggest that Colavito is entirely wrong; his analysis complements the film with more possible interpretations, and readers can decide for themselves which parallels are farfetched.

Further these provide a narrative or descriptive account of available information, thus are open to different interpretations by readers [ 65, 66].

Graeme Gooday writes, "Fyfe's original interpretation offers readers a welcome new grasp of how print culture became central to the globalization of knowledge".

But for a writing system to serve an archival function, it must be sufficiently conventionalized to permit decoding and interpretation by readers who may know nothing about the writer or the message.

The Bosniak classification consists of a number of different entities including septa characteristics and enhancement, potentially resulting in differences of interpretation among readers [1, 2, 3].

Erasmus, on the other hand, viewed the sacred text as complex and unclear on many important points and insisted that when a passage gives rise to conflicting interpretations, the reader must ultimately defer to the consensus of the whole Christian community through the many centuries of Christian history.

Such policies can improve the quality of reporting of abstracts [ 21] and should in theory improve the interpretation by readers.

Thirdly, despite substantial effort, we could not completely balance the interpretation load (reader by mode)—having each reader interpret the same number of examinations under each of the reading modes as this turned out to be a very difficult task in a very busy clinical environment with some of the radiologists not working full time at the clinic.