Sentence examples for modified interpretations of from inspiring English sources

Learning is viewed as an active construction process based on the individual's understanding, thinking, action and interaction [ 14- 16], involving a transformative meaning-making process and resulting in new or modified interpretations of perceptions and experiences [ 17].

Results were considered robust when ICER variations were not sufficient to modify interpretation of cost-effectiveness of pneumococcal immunization.

Cognitive style is an important target for intervention because although it is not possible to remove the stress and adversities in people's lives, it may be possible to modify interpretation of such adversities through cognitive style.

Rindler's interpretation of mass-energy equivalence is a slightly, though importantly, modified version of the Bondi-Spurgin interpretation.

In spite of this, it seems quite likely that the axiomatizability conclusions in [8] may be extended to hold for the modified interpretation.

This is a modified version of the Dvorak technique which uses computer algorithms rather than subjective human interpretation to arrive at a CI number.

The modified version of the WHO conceptual framework of health system building blocks [ 26] was used wherever applicable to assist in factor interpretation.

Using an interpretation training paradigm, previous research has demonstrated that it is possible to modify interpretation biases in socially anxious children and that trained interpretation bias affects important aspects of social anxiety (Vassilopoulos, Banerjee, & Prantzalou, 2009).

Importantly for the present study, however, adjusting the changes in Yo-YoIR2 performance for jumping performance did not modify the interpretations of the findings.

The joint phylogenetic analysis of multiple genes has uncovered a number of unexpected relationships among animal phyla, modifying classical interpretations of body plan evolution and opening new perspectives in the field of Evo Devo research (Philippe et al. 2005; Bourlat et al. 2006; Delsuc et al. 2006; Dunn et al. 2008; Philippe et al. 2011).

9. Theories that adopt the modified informal interpretation of the selection function are called in small change theories by Cross and Nute (2001).