Sentence examples for interpreting at all from inspiring English sources

And if the living Constitution proponent actually did try to match his or her practice to that theory by laboring to refashion the Constitution so that it serves contemporary urgencies, he or she wouldn't be interpreting at all, so once again there would be no relationship between the interpretive practice and the theory of it (because there would be no interpretive practice).

And it seems to me that you, in effect, go to the opposite extreme that you're excoriating the Florida Supreme Court for and say they can't interpret at all.

They are interpreted at all the VES stations (Fig. 7, 8, 9, 10).

However, Alternative Model 1 had a latent correlation of 1.06, which means the model estimate could not be interpreted at all, and Alternative Model 2 had a latent correlation of 0.96, which does not support the assumption of a two-factor structure.

The explicit power granted to the president by Article 2 of the Constitution has generally been interpreted broadly by the courts, in those rare instances where it is has been interpreted at all.

All statistical tests were interpreted at a two-sided significance level of 5%, and all CIs were interpreted at a two-sided confidence level of 95%.

All statistical tests were interpreted at a two-sided significance level of 5% and all CIs at a two-sided confidence level of 95%.

Given the inconsistencies in species and strain naming and the challenges in assigning to the species level, all predictions were interpreted at a minimum taxonomic rank of genus.

Only a few valid measurements were made on the lunar far side in previous studies due to terrain roughness, which results in relatively complex return pulses that are more difficult to interpret (if at all) (Zuber et al., 1994; Wieczorek et al., 2006).

All other statistical comparisons were interpreted at a cut-off P-value of 0.05.

At week 26, statistical tests were interpreted at a two-sided significance level of 5% for all endpoints except change in systolic BP, HDL-cholesterol and triacylglycerol.