Sentence examples for interpretations vary in from inspiring English sources

Fine though these singers all are, their interpretations vary in fidelity to the originals.

Comments on the REDOXS study interpretations vary widely – from '… should be abandoned in clinical practice' [ 6] to '… should be reserved for specifically identified patients with compromised glutamine availability' [ 7].

(While interpretations vary, Islam dictates that men and women dress in clothing that is not revealing or immodest).

Although cultural interpretations vary, often the status of a given family in a clan or village was dictated not by who had the most possessions, but instead by who gave away the most.

Interpretations vary on how the city's hills affect performance.

Selection for therapy followed the national guidelines 8; however, their interpretation may vary in clinical practice even within the same country in the psychosocial domains of pain.

They stated that in each text, there are manifest messages vs. latent messages although both messages require interpretations which may vary in depth and level of abstraction (29, 30).

In our study, cross-cultural equivalence was assessed by determining if interpretations varied by two distinct language groups (English and Urdu).

Their interpretations varied, but they all found links to the Navajo past.

Language, hypotheses, methods, and data interpretation vary greatly across fields.

Besides giving a flavour of the scope and variety of the musical traditions that the European colonists brought with them to South America, the Edinburgh International festival's Greyfriars series has been an opportunity to see how different groups vary in their interpretations.