Sentence examples for mainly on interpreting from inspiring English sources

Mīmāṃsā focuses mainly on interpreting the Vedic scriptures.

Specialized literature often presents limitations on interpreting surveys' results, mainly due to the use of sampling frames established by convenience and non-probabilistic criteria for sampling from them.

The isotherms of PCP adsorption on reed biochars were well described by Freundlich model, and the adsorption mechanisms were mainly interpreted as π π and hydrophobic interactions.

The current studies on these inkstones are restricted to their forms, textures, classifications and manufacture skills, but their functions are mainly interpreted in terms of their morphology, as well as the characteristics of the associated funeral objects [7, 8].

The results of these tests are mainly interpreted visually, sometimes by comparison with a standard set.

In addition, the cell death induced by the bystander effect was mainly interpreted as necrosis.

The loci shown in Table  1 should therefore be interpreted as provisional assignments based mainly on proximity (nearest coding sequence).

The issue of what sanctions the government should seek either in an out-of-court settlement or before a federal judge hinged mainly on whether an appeals court ruling in June was interpreted broadly or narrowly.

It is one thing to notice the persistence of racism, quite another to interpret the history of black America as mainly one of continuity rather than mainly one of progress.

Even though imaging findings on CT were mainly discussed, the interpreting radiologist needs to be familiar with findings of these entities on a spectrum of imaging modalities to avoid misinterpretation and reach the correct diagnosis.

We therefore believe that the cDNA sequences have to be interpreted very cautiously, and we base our conclusions mainly on the genome project data.