Sentence examples similar to interpretive benchmark from inspiring English sources
However, study participants generally want their results, and studies that have reported individual results along with comparative benchmarks and interpretive context find that participants benefited by learning a great deal about environmental health.
But if Hofmann was his benchmark, Mr. Schonberg wrote enthusiastically about pianists at nearly every point on the interpretive spectrum.
Leaving aside the difficult question of how to construct a meaningful empirical test of that counterfactual proposition (formalists think it impossible), one must first ask why that or any other conceivable interpretive value — equity, transparency, coherence, deliberation, lower decision costs, higher decision costs, etc. — should qualify as a proper benchmark for empirical testing.
Yes, interpretive dancing.
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
The interpretive levels suffer.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
It was subjective and interpretive.
The interpretive choice was yours.
