Sentence examples for interpreting the report from inspiring English sources

"Western countries are interpreting the report in different ways and exaggerating it," he said.

This is particularly important when interpreting the report by Fazio et al. (June issue of Reproductive Toxicology) on the relationship of ondansetron exposure to pregnancy outcome and birth defects.

Questions remain in interpreting the report that the Notch4 knockout mouse has no apparent defect in mammary gland development [ 31].

Readers should consider these factors in interpreting the reported results of data linkage studies.

Cultural factors need to be considered in interpreting the reporting of psychotic-like symptoms in settings such as Timor Leste, where belief in supernatural phenomena such as spirit possession is normative.

But Dr Daniel Brooks, who lead the BU study – which was funded by ISA – said these interpretations did not reflect their findings: "It would be incorrect to interpret the report as stating that working in sugarcane does not cause CKD".

The L.A. Times interprets the report as more upbeat.

Predictably, liberals interpreted the report in a very different way.

An area of particular disagreement is how to interpret the report's finding that 527 committees raised $25 million this year.

The standardbred industry interpreted the report as an indication that Christie wants to shut it down.

But the computer giant urged Wall Street to interpret the report as an indication of its strength, not a general rebound in technology spending.