Sentence examples for more likely interpretation from inspiring English sources

Still, the more likely interpretation is that under this provision, no highway funds would be lost at all.

Chasing the big boys A more likely interpretation, however, is that Acta is really aimed at the big players, who copy CDs or DVDs on an industrial scale.

A more likely interpretation is that several of the coalition's members are prepared to play the politics of race, either cynically or as a matter of conviction, and that the rising prominence of One Nation has emboldened them.

While one might take the continued and heated debate as a sign of vitality -- that classical music still means something to many (and to this we should be grateful) -- the more likely interpretation is that a lot of listeners hate Schoenberg.

The more likely interpretation, as New Testament scholar Stephen Carlson has argued, is that Joseph and Mary intended to stay with his relatives in Bethlehem and that there wasn't enough room in the guest quarters — typically located in the upper level of a house — to accommodate an imminent delivery.

Another, more likely, interpretation for our primary findings is that low levels of vitamin D are not associated with development of ALI/ARDS and are potentially epiphenomena of severity and/or chronicity of illness [40].

Blutner proposed that ⟨f,i′⟩ > ⟨f,i⟩ iff i′ is a more likely, or stereotypical, interpretation of f than i is: P(i′ | ⟦ f ⟧) > P(i | ⟦ f  ⟧) (where ⟦ f ⟧ denotes the semantic meaning of f, and P(B | A) the conditional probability of B given A, defined as P(A∩B /P(A)).

The more subjective the interpretation the more likely that the interpreter can be influenced by the results of the reference standard in interpreting the index test and vice versa.

The five factor model was chosen both because its latent structure appeared more interpretable and because under-factoring is more likely to lead to interpretation problems than over-factoring [ 30].

"Typically Democratic appointees are more likely to give broader interpretation and concern with due process and the 4th Amendment".

There are obviously tremendous challenges ahead for Arch Mission, including how to encode the data so that it's likely to be decipherable by future humans (or anyone else, for that matter), but the information is encoded in a number of different ways to make interpretation more likely.