Sentence examples for made in interpreting from inspiring English sources

As we shall see, the most common error made in interpreting many of the interactor-based approaches is that the presence of an interactor at a level is taken to imply that the interactor is also a manifestor of an adaptation at that level.

Caution should be made in interpreting these results, as ecologic fallacy may be at play.

An assumption made in interpreting the fossil record is that the specimens are representative of the sample population.

Apparently the researchers reviewed above use the terms 'prediction', 'ranking' and 'substitution' interchangeably, and that is perhaps why so many mistakes have been made in interpreting correlation coefficients.

Despite the useful information provided by this research, there are several considerations to be made in interpreting this study.

Blitz cited Piazza's portrayal of Earl as an example of "the strong choices that actors make in interpreting their character".

Do they make mistakes in interpreting the iconographic code, that is, do they not distinguish a protein from a nucleotide?

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court made it even easier for consumers to use the courts to fight debt collectors, ruling that collectors cannot be shielded from suits by claiming they made a mistake in interpreting the law.

We made some mistakes in interpreting what management was telling us when they were talking to us.

AM and ABS made substantive contributions in interpreting the analysis and helped to draft the manuscript.

UF, JR, MW, ET and UT made substantial contribution in interpreting the results of statistical analyses and revised the manuscript critically.