Sentence examples for more correct interpretation from inspiring English sources

"And until a correction is made to the law, it is up to you to make the appropriate judgment based on a more correct interpretation".

For this reason, a sensitivity analysis for the selected index should be carried out, for a better and a more correct interpretation of the results.

In fact, the conclusion that "these results further support the view that the spectrin and myosin II-mediated cytoskeletal tension functions in parallel with the canonical upstream regulators of the Hippo pathway to regulate downstream signaling" is a more correct interpretation.

The program does not raise new issues but follows the more politically correct interpretation of history found in books like Joy Hakim's multivolume textbook, "A History of Us," that so irritate many conservatives and others.

Future studies should pay more attention to correct interpretation of Bland-Altman plots and limits of agreement.

Or maybe it's more correct to say simply interpretation.

In addition to the cell efficiency, the calculated JV-curves are also presented, which bring more detail for a correct interpretation of the trends observed.

Clinicians do this for other tests, and the clinician's understanding of the test characteristics is more important in the correct interpretation of the test than the test characteristics themselves.

The linguistic evidence doesn't guarantee a correct interpretation any more than the non-linguistic evidence does.

Based on the analysis, we conclude that handling below detection data carefully is crucial to obtain more accurate estimates and also correct interpretation of the results.

8 To make the study more engaging, and to ensure correct interpretation, for all training and test trials, the verb was presented in a sentence (e.g., Bart *unclosed the box) and illustrated with a "before and after" picture, presented on a laptop computer.