Sentence examples for interpreted as needed from inspiring English sources

Taking this postulation into account, DA techniques provide learners with a "mediated learning experience" (Lidz, 1991) in which, through social interaction, experiences are filtered, focused, and interpreted as needed by the learner.

In Nairobi and Lagos the English version was used, but in the latter city interviewers interpreted as needed, due to the numerous different languages used in that area.

Talking about what adaptation an organism "should have" to be able to survive in a particular environment is potentially dangerous, and care should be taken to highlight the process of adaptation through selection, avoiding adaptation being interpreted as "need-driven" change.

The longer time observed at acidic initial fermentation pH may be interpreted as time needed for the mixed culture to adjust physiologically to the acidic medium.

Further, we do acknowledge that the high attrition observed in our study is a strong limitation and that this data should be interpreted as preliminary needing further future evaluation in longitudinally designed studies that dedicate significant effort and resources aimed at avoiding high attrition rates among these participants.

For example, 'acceptable' or 'normal' may have been interpreted as the health needed to live a decent life, the health needed to live a minimally tolerable life, some average indication of actual health at older ages or the health needed to maintain one's standard or aspiration of life.

Borrowed is interpreted as access when needed, but not daily.

In order to resolve the mismatch between type of grasp and object size which, occurred for the incongruent conditions, this area showed an increase of activation which was interpreted as the need for a more effective control.

This can be interpreted as the need for a control measure to be used at a very large scale to have a real impact in the case of a massive pandemic.

Hence, low cerebral saturation values could be interpreted as a need for interventions aimed at improving cerebral oxygenation during CPR.

Item 22 in the control negative scale did not perform well; that was interpreted as a need for an improved translation of this item.