Sentence examples for merit of interpretation from inspiring English sources

It is not foolproof, nor does it provide an unequivocal metric for establishing general validity or relative merit of interpretation and conclusions.

The merit of Rindler's interpretation is that it confines the interpretation of Einstein's equation to what we can validly infer from the postulates of special relativity.

Hence, a distinctive merit of the indirect interpretation semantics of theoretical terms is that theoretical constants need not be recovered from the Ramsey sentence in the first place.

An additional advantage is that it has the merit of sound biological interpretation due to the very nature of this methodology.

However, it is currently not a reliable process for establishing data quality, nor does it represent an unequivocal metric for establishing relative merit of data or interpretation and conclusions drawn from those data.

In response to "Where Was God?," I would humbly say that sometimes just a mere personal prayer or a silent moment will take us much further than rationalizing God's behavior and discussing the merits of biblical interpretations, which as Mr. Safire points out result in "prosaic" conclusions.

In short, none of the phylogenetic trees presented here are without merit, however, interpretation of these trees should always be accompanied by caveats that describe specifically what the trees represent.

Thus, many of the currently published data will merit reevaluation when improved technologies of interpretation become available.

This line of interpretation has the merit of promising to make sense of the closing parenthetical remark of 3.24.

We also recommend dialogue between general practitioners, patients and interpreters about the relative merits of informal and professional methods of interpretation so that general practitioners' choices are responsive to the needs of patients with limited English.

Although trials for prevention of chronic disease have merit, their interpretation must be cautioned by the level of participation and the potential that they are addressing an intervention at the wrong point in the carcinogenic process.