Sentence examples for interpretations that much from inspiring English sources
And by holding to a clean musical line, Mr. Stern makes his interpretations that much more beautiful".
STALIN has undergone a number of transformations of his historical image in Russia, interpretations that say as much about the country's current leaders as about the dictator himself.
These data are consistent with our interpretation that much of this protein's association with chromosomes is dependent upon RNA.
The interpretation that much of the amino acid variation in CTL epitopes is induced by the selective force of the CTL response is supported by the observation that the Shannon entropy was significantly higher at the known anchor residues [38] than at the non-anchor positions 1 and 6 (P = 0.014 Wilcoxon signed rank two-tailed).
Furthermore, many divergent genomic regions showed associations with salinity and temperature, supporting the interpretation that much of this differentiation could be driven by spatially varying selection pressures.
The increase in resolution of the current arrays has resulted in a rise in the number of CNVs that are detected, and the interpretation process needs to be that much more efficient.
Making images and words familiar and realistic can aid interpretation, but too much familiarity can dilute important distinctions, and too much realism can lead to interpretations that are too tied to concrete instances.
Much of the turnaround has resulted from the new rule interpretations that were introduced at the start of 2010.
Randy Barnett, a Georgetown law professor, made a countercase based on what he calls "the lost Constitution," an interpretation that would limit much of that basic law, including the commerce clause.
Erections were less spiritual highs than demonic jolts, an interpretation that was to ripple through much of Western culture.
