Sentence examples for interpreted to exist from inspiring English sources
Differences in degree of 'Opening up' were, however, interpreted to exist between the various video sequences, which seemed to depend on how well the caregivers succeeded with their strategies for attaining the intended goal.
Our findings indicate that cell-autonomous differences exist between cultured keratinocytes of psoriasis and atopic dermatitis patients, which we interpret to be genetically determined.
There is always a focus on drawing himself and his audience into the present and holding them there; you are not meant to interpret, only to exist fully with Mr. List in his world of indeterminacy.
Although several investigators have disseminated structured criteria and visual inspection aids or strategies, inconsistencies in interpreting graphed data continue to exist even for individuals considered to be experts at interpreting SCED graphs.
Therefore, our Hypothesis 3 is confirmed which can be interpreted as there does seem to exist a tax reform effect.
It might seem obvious that the first is the more important; the metaphysician first lays down what he takes to exist, and then tells how to interpret it.
The single period is interpreted as a snapshot of a banking system that continues to exist afterwards.
Piaget interpreted these behavioral signs as evidence of a belief that the object had ceased to exist.
Unless there is reason to think that it is more charitable to interpret 'Goliath exists' as true than to interpret 'Goliath = Lumpl' as true, we would seem to have no reason to accept M1.[59] One might also challenge M1 on the grounds that the principle of charity, properly understood, demands only that the utterances and beliefs of ordinary speakers be reasonable, not that they be true.
For example, objects continue to exist when not being perceived, and children (and dogs) are very likely "designed" to interpret sensory inputs in terms of such persistent objects.
