Sentence examples for interpreted different from inspiring English sources

"We shouldn't be bound by something that could be interpreted different ways if what we're trying to accomplish is broad-based tax reform," he said.

Bettinger and Eerkens (1999) interpreted different patterns of attribute correlation in Rosegate points, probably arrowheads, from the western and central Great Basin as products of distinct transmission modes.

What do you think of that ability to be interpreted different ways?

There is even very little evidence there was any violence between ancient modern humans and Neanderthals, "and the two or three possible examples there are are controversial and can be interpreted different ways," paleoanthropologist Chris Stringer at the Natural History Museum in London, who did not take part in this study, told LiveScience.

Thus, CMRI findings have to be interpreted different if it is used in the acute phase or in the chronic phase of myocarditis.

Thus, TEG® findings may be interpreted different in ICU patient than in patients with acute bleeding due to the expected changes in the ICU patients with a multi-organ failure.

The dummy run illustrates the difficulties in interpreting different imaging procedures but also differences between departments in clinical practice.

Here, we aimed to evaluate whether clinicians differ in how they evaluate and interpret different diagnostic test information.

"I contacted four fellow photographers and we set out to interpret different parts of the male emotional experience.

In practice, of course, officials cannot read minds, which is why refereeing associations issue directives on how to interpret different situations.

Mr. Zanini, who is good at interpreting different brands — Versace, Halston, Rochas — is expected to move to Schiaparelli.