Sentence examples for interpretations through the from inspiring English sources
This approach is useful for path analysis, which, for example, enables separation of direct and indirect effects, and expands causal interpretations through the identification or elimination of potential mediators.
The reviewers' dashboard is designed to allow reviewers to review the assigned variants, provide variant analysis results and interpretations through the dashboard, and discuss with other reviewer assigned on the same variant.
Even those bare facts are open to interpretation through the lenses of trauma.
"We will wait for the full interpretation through the International Olympic Committee before any judgments will be made," he said.
Sometimes Hollander tries to mediate among the disputants, but he, too, knows how to spike an interpretation through the heart.
And Williams would have enjoyed pursuing this urban interpretation through the pages of John Lanchester's Capital, Sebastian Faulks's A Week in December and Ian McEwan's Saturday.
In addition the H2-air flame hot products facilitate experimental data interpretation through the absence of carbon-bearing species.
The proposed formulation incorporates the local grain-to-grain orientation correlations by combining local or macroscopic statistical information, and finds a natural interpretation through the well-known stereographic projection (pole-figure) representation.
The conceptual model, and its interpretation through the social identity approach, raises a number of implications for the current theory, practice and institutions involved in the wicked socio-political landscape of ENRM.
Nucleic acids are critical for the storage and use of genetic information, and its interpretation through the processes of transcription and protein biosynthesis.
Whether Mumbai Bombers, Taliban, Al Qaeda, Chechnyan suicide bombers, Madrid or Bali perpetrators, each of these "Muslims" who "adhere" to the unaltered Quran are distorting our revealed book in dastardly ways which surely compete, or perhaps even eclipse, any literary corruption of other original, revealed books which have been changed through transcription and interpretation through the ages.
