Sentence examples for meaningful interpretative from inspiring English sources
In our study, we aimed to improve blinding qualitatively by reducing systematic error, rather than attempting to measure blinding success quantitatively, as we recognise that it is difficult for such measurement to yield meaningful interpretative data.
In other words, one can use an activity-theoretic account to explain why an architectural activity is appropriate in response to an architectural question, i.e. a question posed in the context of architecture; or one can use it to identify the architectural worldview and values within which a response is perceived as meaningful by the interpretative community of architects.
"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.
A successful research proposal therefore satisfies its interpretative community that the proposed activities are meaningful and therefore have the potential to produce outcomes that are significant to them (Hirsch [1984]).
From an interpretative point of view, features selected by SIP-FS method are meaningful class-specific features [35] with the use of one-versus-all strategy.
D.F.S. led the interpretative part.
The methods are interpretative.
That evaluation must be interpretative.
The book juxtaposes descriptive and interpretative passages.
