Sentence examples for interpreting assignments from inspiring English sources

As one administration official acknowledged, the prospect of her running the new agency may be an impediment to its creation because of her crusading style, her seemingly visceral loathing of financial services companies and her expansive way of interpreting assignments.

When it began, the MoJ praised the ALS deal and said it meant that "that interpreting assignments across several agencies … can be allocated to interpreters more effectively.

ASL interpreters should make sure any agency they apply to regularly provides team interpreting for assignments.

Further, the results demonstrate that people can accurately interpret encoded assignments when none of the colors are strongly associated with the target object.

Subjectivist views are most prominent among those who interpret probability assignments in a pragmatic fashion, and motivate the representation of belief with probability assignments by the afore-mentioned Dutch book arguments.

The loci shown in Table  1 should therefore be interpreted as provisional assignments based mainly on proximity (nearest coding sequence).

The hetero-spectral two-dimensional correlation of the FTIR data allowed the use of well-established band assignments to interpret less clearly assigned spectral features.

Here the spectra were interpreted by band assignment rather than using spectral matching via libraries.

While logic-based modeling approaches benefit from simple construction using network topology, results can be difficult to interpret due to assignment of discrete values to continuous variable such as concentration of active species, sensitivity to temporal node-updating schemes, and incompatibility with many systems analysis tools such as quantitative sensitivity analysis [33].

Although CRP is a widely used marker of inflammation, the test is not established to be highly sensitive or specific to CKD, and the lack of data on other inflammatory markers such as interleukins and TNF-α may limit our ability to interpret a broader assignment of inflammation to the observed racial/ethnic differences in CKD.

The strong correspondence between the predicted and actual responses suggests participants could successfully interpret the encoded color-object assignments.