Sentence examples for little interpretation from inspiring English sources

Nearly all websites only gave descriptive statistics of the data with little interpretation, while some (8/70, 11%) interpreted the data briefly as overall situation in terms of a 5 point scale, i.e. from no activity, sporadic, local, regional and widespread activity.

Doubtless it would be possible to over-interpret the man, but since there has been so little interpretation of him to date, the danger is slight.

Before I could start brewing, the recipe needed a little interpretation.

When Selig requested on June 6 that Giambi cooperate with the Mitchell investigation, his statement needed little interpretation.

What happens is utterly straightforward, just what an especially observant visitor might notice in a few hours at a dance studio, and offered with little interpretation.

The geophysical and geochemical observations are first described with relatively little interpretation.

Despite an attempt to model compositional dynamics from GC content alone [ 31], there has been little interpretations for the effect of mutation and selection at different codon positions as well as the contribution of purine content.

With a little critical interpretation, it was a wholly positive sort of experience for him.

With a little critical interpretation, that could well be good for CNN, long martyred to its own journalism mythology.

The hosts have been encouraged to participate by organizers of loosely allied protest groups with names that leave little to interpretation, like Counter Convention and R.N.C.

"Royal Pains" isn't an adventure in time travel, yet it might as well be, given how little its interpretation of current circumstance bears any resemblance to the one we are experiencing.