Sentence examples for interpreting see from inspiring English sources

Of these, three fell into the category 'formal interpreting' (see table 4, column 4).

Through this dialogue, stakeholders with experience of training interpreters shared their expertise with other stakeholders, focusing on specific recommendations which related to the requirements for high-quality formal, trained, professional interpreting (see box 4).

All of that data and all of the methods used to generate the data are available for others to review, analyze and interpret (see UT web site) – that is as transparent as it is possible to be.

Arcesilaus' reported replies to these objections are brief, and accordingly difficult to interpret (see Bett 1989).

The branch corresponding to positive dH is more difficult to interpret (see further discussion).

The graphical user interface is clearly structured, and the results are relatively easy to interpret (see Figure 1).

On this view, cases where there is a discrepancy between what Davidson calls passing theories and prior theories should be regarded as curios - ones that, moreover, themselves generally require conventional meaning in order to be interpreted (see e.g. Reimer 2004).

In addition, Jmol SMILES includes an optional prefix, set off by matching forward slash characters, that gives directives to a processor that specify how the SMILES string is to be interpreted (see below).

All of the fossils that could be measured had an extremely broad occiput (if their sexes were correctly interpreted: see results).

Two other elevated results, one from a euploid pregnancy and one from a trisomy 18 pregnancy, were correctly interpreted (see Supplementary Table S1 online).

Notably, comparisons where the sample data and reference variation were drawn from different populations produced results that were more difficult to interpret (see Additional file 1).