Sentence examples for key to interpretation from inspiring English sources

This paper aims to provide a key to interpretation by presenting a simplified approach to the functional anatomy of the paranasal sinuses and their most common (and most relevant) variants.

Again, changes in markers indicative of clinical relevance or clearly established association with a plausible underlying mechanism are key to interpretation.

These trials could be evidence for 'detection without localisation', which seems key to interpretations of radiologists using 'gist' or a global signal.

It's astonishing how readily these notes have been taken at face value — as useful annotations, or keys to interpretation.

The actor, 37, said empathy was key to his interpretation.

For me, good writing really is the key to good interpretation.

And in Writing Matters, I argue that regardless of professional complexities, good writing is the key to good interpretation.

Plato developed a similar view, and philosophers influenced by Pythagoras or Plato often wrote ecstatically about geometry as the key to the interpretation of the universe.

Then she called out, a cappella, "And the heat goes on... and the heat goes on" — establishing the call-and-response motif that is the key to her interpretation of "Remain in Light".

The key to the interpretation is found in the crucial four words that are often tacked on to the phrase "Israel's right to exist" — namely, "… as a Jewish state".

Certainly, fragility is the key to her interpretation, and watching her in rehearsal (starting at 3.15) it's interesting to see how, over and over again, Novikova works on the qualities of lightness and suspension that will reveal Giselle's vulnerability and prefigure her ghostly transfiguration in Act II.