Sentence examples for interpretations respectively from inspiring English sources

These two positions have come to be known as the "phenomenological" and "logical" interpretations, respectively.

These might be called the common good, welfarist, and democratic interpretations, respectively (see Richardson 2002).

Let us call these the metaphysical and the epistemological interpretations respectively.

Some reviewers, similar to those of earlier published meta-ethnographies [ 6, 15, 16], drew on Schutz's [ 43] notion of first and second order constructs to differentiate between the research participants' experiences and the authors' interpretations respectively in primary studies.

This consists of a sequence of different stages regarding problem definition, data acquisition and preparation, model development and evaluation, as well as model interpretation, respectively.

The semantics of FOL is given by means of an interpretation (mathcal {I}), which is a pair (({Delta }^{mathcal {I}}, cdot ^{mathcal {I}})) consisting of an interpretation domain and an interpretation function, respectively.

Second, we aim to analyze the overhead due to the code interpretation mechanism, by comparing the consumption of resources by compiled and interpreted tasks, respectively.

However, agreements in MIC values as defined within ± 2 log2 dilutions error for test interpretation were 100%and93%3%, respectively, and the kappa values (> 0.6) indicate substantial agreement for cephalothin and streptomycin MIC values obtained by the two media.

Data analysis was most needs by teachers to develop, followed by application of statistics in data analysis and interpretation of data analysis, respectively.

Scores for the HUI2, the HUI3, and the SF-36 were generated according to algorithms from the developers [ 32] and the SF-36® Health Survey Manual & Interpretation Guide, [ 33] respectively.

However, the overall long delays to antimicrobial administration in both groups (11 and 17.7 hours, respectively) limit interpretation of results from that study [ 37].