Sentence examples similar to interpreting the base rationales from inspiring English sources

But what we've learned from these cases is that courts are interpreting the rationale of the Windsor doctrine broadly, as most legal experts believe they should.

Yes, the power to interpret the Constitution is based on an interpretation of the Constitution.

These results provide an experimental basis to interpret the failure of PE treatments and to propose a rationale, based on the use of DHPs, for a potential approach in the management of the pathology.

The authors were free to interpret the data according to a strict scientific rationale.

The authors have no competing interests, and were free to interpret the data according to a strict scientific rationale.

"People who interpret the sutras' use of 'herbs' as marijuana," he said, "are looking for a rationale".

Students interpreted representations based upon proximity of the taxa represented either at the terminal tips (proximity of terminal tips rationale) or the amount of time/space between the tips and root (physical measurement rationale).

For example, students who interpreted phylogenetic trees based on the proximity of organisms along the terminal tips or on knowledge about ecology tended to shift their rationale to rotation-based interpretations by the end of the course.

However, these findings should not be interpreted as a rationale for protectionist policies, since globalization has also generated large increases in the standard of living.

The examination of reasons for initiating new trials is based on the rationales given in the trial reports which may not accurately reflect the rationale.

Another trend showed that students who began the course using a nodal emphasis rationale when interpreting trees shifted their rationale to focus on implied apomorphies and common ancestry by the end of the course.