Sentence examples for interpreted for more from inspiring English sources

Pitman's conviction is also being contested on the grounds that it was on the basis of joint enterprise with others – a legal principle that the UK's supreme court recently ruled had been wrongly interpreted for more than 30 years.

In order to assess the meaningfulness of potential hypotheses drawn from a synergy map, it is advantageous to compare with random data, such as those in the figure, to protect against spurious correlations being interpreted for more than they are.

This passage is slightly hard to interpret (for more on why see my earlier discussion of Griffin in the section on preference satisfaction accounts).

The sub-regional structures revealed in this study are more easily interpreted for transportation-related issues than for other structures, such as administrative divisions.

Compared with the GAM, the piecewise linear logistic regression model is more intuitively interpreted for clinical purposes, and is summarised in Table  2 along with results from the traditional linear logistic regression model for comparison.

In a statement, Duane Reade said, "We applaud the attorney general's efforts to upgrade prescription-translation services," and noted that the company currently provides language translation services in 13 languages as well as telephone interpreting for more than 170 languages.

Mr. Dith interpreted for foreign journalists.

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Such results are extremely useful for planning immediate activities, but may be more difficult to interpret for relief agencies trying to develop more long term and sustainable projects, particularly in such complex situations.

However, experience of family members interpreting for patients was much more common.

Furthermore, experts stated that the main challenges could be divided into "working with research-methodological conceptual procedures" (such as capturing a study's statement from the abstract) and "working with statistical issues" (such as interpreting statistical representations; for more examples see Table 1).