Sentence examples for interpretative of from inspiring English sources

And as a speaker of Shakespeare's poetry, Ms. Sosanya is representative of an ensemble that couldn't be more relaxed with or more easily interpretative of Elizabethan rhyme and reason.

However, the results are mainly descriptive and less interpretative of the experience of patients with multimorbidity regarding nursing care in primary care settings.

Recommendation 50: That an interpretative front-of-pack labelling system be developed that is reflective of a comprehensive Nutrition Policy and agreed public health priorities.

Apart from this initiative we recommend adequate training of clinicians to reduce the risk of interpretative errors of potential impact on patient care, such as those regarding staphylococcal identification and growth in the oxacillin-containing compartment.

The company, 25 years old, derives its aesthetic from the French mime Jacques Lecoq, and the show, directed by Paddy Hayter, is loaded with theatrical invention, some of it gimmicky, some of it gorgeous, some of it interpretative, most of it effective.

Most physicists bypass these philosophical resolutions of the interpretative difficulties of QM, and revert instead to some version of the Bohr interpretation or the early Heisenberg's positivistic, anti-metaphysical approach.

Use of a standardised lexicon, modified in the light of available evidence, has obviated some of the interpretative challenges of breast MRI.

Rather, they should form part of the interpretative framework of research that by its very nature needs to be interdisciplinary from start to finish.

It allows for the preservation of the interpretative properties of primary data.

A theme is an interpretative level of underlying meanings of condensed meaning units, codes, and categories (30).

Both terms however refer to strict fluid dynamics considerations, and are thus interpretative terms of the growth of a sedimentary structure.