Sentence examples for making an interpretation from inspiring English sources

In field research, you have to be listening to the field, the data, not imposing your ideas on the data, and making an interpretation.

No interaction between Foxp3ΔFKH: Δe5 and c-Rel could be detected, but this particular mutant was expressed poorly (Fig. 2, arrow) making an interpretation of this result all but impossible.

Because not all the tools use exactly the same methods the results can be very different and it is recommended that researchers try a few different tools before making an interpretation [ 8].

The functions performed by the pygidium (defecation, developmental elongation, gamete release) have however little in common with those performed by a trunk segment (locomotion, excretion, etc.…), making an interpretation based only on convergence unlikely.

Positive regression coefficients (Fig.  3) were obtained in the region of 3597 3440 cm−1 of the spectrum dominated by the stretching vibration of the O-H bond in various compounds, making an interpretation of this region difficult.

"What makes an interpretation of art 'correct'correct

This chapter describes how a petroleum engineer makes an interpretation of the openhole logs.

When the Fed proposed its rules, it made an interpretation that would have capped the fee at 12 cents.

When setting the fee cap, the Fed made an interpretation of Dodd Frank that was "irreconcilable with the statute," he wrote.

His comments were often humorous, though not at his students' expense, and his quips invariably led to solid observations about what makes an interpretation work.

A relation between standard stresses and higher-order stresses is derived and used to make an interpretation of the higher-order stresses.