Sentence examples for low interpretation from inspiring English sources

Please let the story, dear God, in its revisions, be made too clear for any false & low interpretation because in it, I am not trying to disparage anybody's religion although when it was coming out, I didn't know exactly what I was trying to do or what it was going to mean.

Abbreviations: SZ= Descriptive statistics for whole schizophrenia sample (N=881); HIP= High interpretation performers (N=88); LIP= Low interpretation performers (N=88), OR=Odds Ratio.

Abbreviations: Con= Healthy control (N=102); SZ= Descriptive statistics for whole schizophrenia sample (N=881); HIP= High interpretation performers (N=88); LIP= Low interpretation performers (N=88), OR=Odds Ratio.

To achieve a maximum phenotypic contrast, schizophrenia high interpretation performers (HIP, scoring >90th percentile) were contrasted with low interpretation performers (LIP, scoring <10th percentile; N=88 each) and compared to healthy controls (Con, N=102) with respect to basic sample characteristics, disease related higher and basal cognition and premorbid intelligence.

Although the response rate was relatively low, interpretation of the findings was enhanced by using previously published survey items with good internal reliability and comparing the outcomes to the study on which the current study was based and which had a high response rate [ 13]--the outcomes of the 5A protocol steps, especially for rural nurses, were remarkably similar between the two studies.

Other companies are using a more liberal, low-key interpretation of low technology that focusses on nature.

While serum from some vaccinated individuals exhibited significant PRNT data, overall these results were too low for interpretation, perhaps due to the reduced ability of anti-vaccinia antibodies to bind to the heterologous monkeypox virions.

The number of patients included is too low for interpretation.

Bootstrap values were low, thus interpretation of the results merits caution.

This is a method of naturalistic inquiry that uses low inference interpretation to present facts using everyday language [ 22, 23].

If tests were ordered for reassurance or if the physicians' pretest probability estimate was low, the interpretation for patients (comparable in terms of age and sex) having only normal results was 'normal' in 100% of the cases.