Sentence examples similar to interpretive experiments from inspiring English sources
Most of the line readings are competent and bland, the way actors might assay their parts at an initial run-through, even before they began experimenting with interpretive ideas.
Based on the two dimensions "contextualization" and "causal explanation", they differentiate in their typology between inductive theory-building (Eisenhardt), interpretive sensemaking (Stake), natural experiment (Yin), and contextualised explanation (Ragin/Bhaskar).
A concern about potential antagonism between these drugs prompted a protocol designed to test the hypothesis in timed kill curve experiments with several interpretive criteria applied.
In contrast to previous studies, the present experiment tested whether interpretive bias modification could reduce social evaluative fear associated with an upcoming real-life stress in an anxious population.
It's an interesting experiment: Baker is trying to eliminate the historian's interpretive gloss in the interests of respecting the rawness of the primary experience.
As a next step in determining the boundaries of the CBM model, the present experiment was designed to test whether modified interpretive style endures fluctuations in mood.
In the past, Trillo has experimented with double exposure phototgraphy to tell a simple love story, and interpretive dance to show the birth of the universe.
A writer experiments with the tools of language to observe and hypothesize in order to justify an interpretive conclusion.
To his work Eisner brought an array of talents seldom united in one individual: the patience, perseverance and interpretive skills required for thorough fieldwork, the meticulous care, ingenuity and resourcefulness needed for the most rigorous laboratory experiments and the technical virtuosity and artistic flair of a first-class photographer.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
