Sentence examples similar to interpretative deficiency from inspiring English sources

"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.

It is salutary to be reminded that music was not employed simply for atmospheric effect: 'Instrumental music is almost always assumed to be audible to the characters on stage.' Discussion of the interpretative effect of music is hampered by deficiencies in stage directions and by the fact that very little of the music used in the theatre of Shakespeare's time survives.

Another contributor to the confusion stems from deficiencies of technical approach and interpretative complications.

Interpretative Bull.

D.F.S. led the interpretative part.

The methods are interpretative.

That evaluation must be interpretative.

Vitamin deficiency.

The book juxtaposes descriptive and interpretative passages.

Yu, however, seemingly favours interpretative detachment.

Saba had lots of interpretative notions.