Sentence examples for interpreting and recognizing from inspiring English sources
This then follows the process of sensing, interpreting, and recognizing familiar patterns, or learning from new experiences.
On Dec. 11 a group known as Friends of the Forks of the Road and assorted well-wishers gathered on this scraggly scrap of ground to celebrate a victory of sorts: the installation of a small exhibit and sculpture that for the first time publicly interprets and recognizes its history.
PISA defines six competencies levels and states that basic skills are obtained at Level 2. In the case of mathematics Level 2 threshold is described as follows: "At Level 2 students can interpret and recognize situations in contexts that require no more than direct inference.
We only investigated motifs of three and four genes because computation of higher order motifs becomes rapidly intractable and because smaller order motifs can be interpreted and recognized as e.g. the feed-forward motif or the bi-fan motif.
But intermediaries are imperfect, and frequently make errors in interpreting contracts, recognizing fraud, and evaluating potential publishers and clients.
They gather and interpret data, master scientific concepts, and recognize relationships among physical phenomena.
A registered dietitian led the classes; session topics included an introduction to the DASH diet, interpreting nutrition labels, recognizing whole grains, and self-monitoring.
Despite several careful considerations in the survey, the bias cannot be fully eliminated [ 35] in self-reported responses and hence the results must be interpreted cautiously recognizing that they are only indicative of exposure to HIV and do not reflect the presence of HIV.
It is this awareness of one's pre-understandings during the interpretation of the text that helps the researcher in recognizing, interpreting and understanding themes that emerge out of the text[ 43].
The findings of this study should be interpreted while recognizing several limitations.
Statistical tests evaluating both periods must be interpreted while recognizing that they are not independent of each other (the first is contained in the second).
