Sentence examples for interpreted and in from inspiring English sources

In "The Union War," Gallagher offers not so much a history of wartime patriotism as a series of meditations on the meaning of the Union to Northerners, the role of slavery in the conflict and how historians have interpreted (and in his view misinterpreted) these matters.

The PID is about to enter clinical trials and enables neural signals sent by a person's nervous system to be interpreted and in turn control a connected artificial body part.

In isolation, these three elements are not particularly revolutionary (at least in academic circles), however the uniqueness comes from how the three measure are combined and interpreted, and in particular how a proprietary algorithm combines all of the data into a single index (from 1 to 100).

The findings obtained allow the quantitative evaluation to be better interpreted and, in turn, go beyond the particularities of the GRADE method.

However, although the number of traces is much smaller than the number of solutions, it may be still too big to be interpreted, and in some cases, too big to be computed.

Genomic research that uses racial categories in the investigation of genetic contributions to disease can also inadvertently support such 'racialization' and influence how findings of group differences are interpreted and, in turn, translated into clinical care and health policy.

Often, it is overly interpreted and laborious in performance.

"Social legislation must be interpreted and enforced in a reasonable and humane manner," she said.

Ideal for determining how international law is interpreted and applied in American courts.

Accordingly, this Directive should be interpreted and applied in accordance with those rights and principles.

SC and PVR were involved in analyzing and interpreting data and in revising the manuscript.