Sentence examples for interpreted need from inspiring English sources

Three limitations of this study, which do not affect its main findings, but bear on how they are interpreted, need to be taken into account.

"There's not only one person who has interpreted this need for change," he said.

Some favorable results in improvement of response to biomedicine and reduction of severe adverse reactions of conventional RA therapy should be carefully interpreted and need further research.

We have already demonstrated that self-monitoring is a health practice central to the way the men in our study interpreted their need to use health services.

Recent studies have interpreted the need for repertoire diversity within the T-cell compartment from a totally different perspective, namely, one of regulation of immune responsiveness [ 12, 13].

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.

It was only then that he learned of the division's practice of narrowly interpreting its need to notify defendants of evidence "derived from" warrantless wiretapping.

These findings are difficult to interpret and need further investigation.

In general discordant results are difficult to interpret and need to be evaluated in larger studies designed for this purpose.

The assessment of post-transplant liver function traditionally is based on several nonspecific liver function tests that are difficult to interpret and need serial observation [ 20].

Scholars and judges can debate how loosely constitutional language should be interpreted, but one need not be a strict constructionist to find this language clear beyond dispute.