Sentence examples for interpreted across from inspiring English sources

This may have implications for the way in which circulating 25OHD concentration is interpreted across groups differing in predominant DBP isotypes.

One of the most fascinating aspects of sleep paralysis for me is the different ways that the same core experience is interpreted across different cultures.

But if the vote is "no", no matter how narrow the result, it will be interpreted across the Irish media and thus the public also as a vote against the new government.

Stacking top images from the U.S., Syria, India, North Korea, Germany, and dozens more in horizontal rows, the project provides an aerial view of how terms like "party," "love," "fail," "war," "nazi," or "future" are popularly interpreted across region and culture.

In one of the most remarkable art shows put together at the British Museum, visitors can view the statuary, furniture and even silver plate of the kind that artists either imitated or interpreted across Western Europe from the 15th century into the 19th century.

This paper presents the findings of COREPOINT surveys which evaluated the extent to which the ICZM principles are addressed and interpreted across the North West European region.

Results of autism linkage studies have been difficult to interpret across research groups, prompting the use of ever-increasing sample sizes to increase power.

Comparative rates of evolutionary change are difficult to interpret across experimental systems.

Scores for each dimension were combined and transformed to a 100 point total in order to make the results practical to compare and interpret across dimensions.

Because a large number of different interpreters are expected to be utilised in the project, the measures administered to participants were professionally translated into Dari, Pashto, Farsi and Tamil to support the consistency of interpreting across participants.

Unfortunately, several problems in interpreting across studies were identified, including lack of a universal social skills definition, differences in levels of intensity or duration of social skills training, differences in services provided in the clinic or classroom.