Sentence examples for interpretations such from inspiring English sources

14 Although excess LOS and readmission can possibly be interpreted as distal indicators of lower quality of hospital care, other interpretations (such as a difference in hospital care needs) are possible.

According to this theory, interpretations such as that of Noah's ark as a "type" of the Christian church have been intended by God from the beginning.

The clothes worked best when creative director Jonny Johansson played with the theme – as with the tweed top with Bowie-esque lightening stripes – rather than more literal interpretations, such as the Perspex electric guitars on blazers.

Chris Mullard, chairman of the London Notting Hill Carnival Company, said of the showcase initiative: "No one from the carnival community is going to take part, and what the GLA is doing is open to all sorts of interpretations, such as that it wants to break up the carnival".

But however imperfect our interpretations, such patterns are still the best "information" that we actually have, and they only really make the case for Yglesias's "hook up now, settle down later" advice to young people if the only thing that matters is the maximization of individual earnings, particularly for younger women.

Perhaps other critics can think of better interpretations than he did, which give a greater aesthetic reward in subsequent encounters with the work; perhaps there are even acceptable interpretations (such as the Freudian interpretations of Shakespeare's Hamlet) that he could not possibly have thought of himself at the time.

On the Copenhagen interpretation, such a description is not possible for quantum systems.

Instead, hyperparameters have a statistical interpretation such as "mean loss mass".

At the level of the interpretation, such interaction principles introduce frame constraints, similar to the constraints that went with the move from NL to L and LP.

Some strange images were more open to interpretation, such as the crab found near Snohomish County, Wash., that looks, depending on your opinion, Jesus Christ or Osama Bin Laden.

FACS data alone allow many errors in interpretation, such as the counting of subcellular fragments as apoptotic cells.