Sentence examples for interpreted after from inspiring English sources
There's insight into how he was interpreted after his death too, with Baldwin writing about the nixed biopic planned in the late 60s ("It was simply a subject Hollywood could not manage") and a letter from publishers to Alex Haley apologising for not being able to publish his now famous autobiography.
The resulting BASs were reasonably interpreted after proposing a few template structures.
Fifty randomly located electrical resistivity data were collected, modeled, and interpreted after calibration with lithologic logs.
Sample populations were identified to conduct the survey and discussions and data were analyzed and interpreted after aggregation.
Seven horizons that corresponds to actual maximum flooding surfaces MFS (23.2, 26.2, 28.1, 31.3, 33.0, 34.0 and 35.9 mfs) were interpreted after integrating the seismic with available well logs, biostratigraphic and biofacies data.
In Libya, there was a Security Council resolution, but it was very liberally interpreted after the fact, strained from its intent to protect civilians under impending attack to the overthrow of Kaddafi.
Potential gaps between observed and actual preparedness should be considered in interpreting after-action reports and evaluating exercises themselves.
Also, X-ray can be difficult to interpret after osteosynthesis of traumatic lesions, whereas SPECT/CT can guide image interpretation towards areas of pathologically increased bone turnover (Fig. 4d) (Huellner and Strobel 2014).
All were re-assessed and re-interpreted after repeated viewings (postmodernists included), as Kubrick's films require, if not demand.
All patients require long-term monitoring, which consists of radiographic studies that can be ambiguous to interpret after therapy.
Mammography is more difficult to interpret after radiotherapy than after conservative surgery alone, especially shortly after treatment, and more often involves extra diagnostic tests and findings that will be negative at confirmation.
