Sentence examples for interpreted along from inspiring English sources

"And even at that, the results will definitely have to be interpreted along with the presence or absence of other findings in those individuals".

Ell's resulting estimate, 135, which he interpreted along with the Scotland figure as balancing the lower figures, should have been 73.

But because sin is regarded as also putting humans in the power of the Devil, Christ's work of salvation has been interpreted along two different lines.

Any APC surface can be interpreted along each of these three dimensions of temporal structure.

The text is rather cryptic, but is usually interpreted along the following lines: picture three sets of touching cubes all exactly the same in relative motion.

Theoretical reason, interpreted along these lines, addresses the considerations that recommend accepting particular claims as to what is or is not the case.

The candidates will return the next day for an exam on what they saw and how they interpreted it, along with the usual discussion about their philosophies and previous experience.

The correlation is based on well log response and interpreted facies along the wells.

From the 1930s, the eminent historian of Chinese philosophy, Feng Youlan, interpreted li along the lines of platonic Forms making Zhu Xi appear to be an idealist and abstract thinker.

The SOM must therefore give the spectrum managers a confidence measure that the information available indicates that the defined threshold is exceeded, or not, and will be interpreted subjectively along with any other information or constraints available.

Japanese and British broadcasting monitoring services, though, interpreted the Sunday commentary along much the same lines as today's clarification.