Sentence examples for minority interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, the existence of a Drosophila RDRP remains controversial, and this view remains a minority interpretation at the present time.

392 medical students, Youth Health Care (YHC) Physician Residents and their Physician Supervisors were invited to complete a web-based questionnaire that assessed three domains of cultural competence: 1) general knowledge of ethnic minority care provision and interpretation services; 2) reflection ability; and 3) culturally competent consultation behaviour.

Emphasis is placed on measurements of the minority carrier lifetime, and their interpretation to extract relevant information about the properties of the silicon material, the surface passivation, and the emitter diffusions.

This was a subset analysis that involved only a minority of patients and this interpretation has therefore been criticized.

Polymorphisms identified in probe regions could, in a minority of transcripts, confound the interpretation of the observed inter-individual variation.

In its analysis of religious freedom elsewhere, the report faulted Taliban authorities in Afghanistan for continuing to persecute religious minorities by enforcing a strict interpretation of Islamic law that has resulted in public executions, floggings and amputations, and has systematically stigmatized non-Muslim Afghans.

The comparison of these two terms in Chinese (minzu 民族 vs. zuqun 族群) indicates two models of interpretation of ethnic minorities in a multi-ethnic country.

A number of respected thinkers in physics besides Deutsch support the Many Worlds Interpretation, though they are a minority, and primarily educated in England, where the intense interest in quantum computing has at times been termed the Oxford flu.

A significant minority also wanted to know more about interpretation of MRI and ultrasound images.

Therefore, the most plausible interpretation is that only a minority of European reports recorded in national databases are submitted to FAERS.

Such a political interpretation of "nationality/minzu" for ethnic minorities was maintained and promoted ethnic nationalism.