Sentence examples for more likely to interpret from inspiring English sources

Your past learning will also color your interpretation: if you love dogs, you are more likely to interpret your feeling as positive.

Sleep-deprived people are more likely to interpret stimuli in a negative manner.

In fact, they were more likely to interpret "positive" faces as being "negative" more than the actual negative ones.

Does the colour of Campbell skin make us more likely to interpret her behaviour as intimidating, as difficult, rather than simply as aloof, or withdrawn?

We are both more likely to interpret the random variations in symptoms that occur in all illnesses as improvement if we have a strong faith in the medicine.

Not surprisingly, gun owners were much more likely to interpret the Second Amendment as insurance for their right to own a firearm.

Democratic participants were more likely to correctly interpret the results when the data showed the gun ban decreased crime, and Republican participants were more likely to correctly interpret the results when the data showed the gun ban increased crime.

Wetzel also increased mental health training, because "when people understand the root cause of behavior, they are more likely to not interpret something as disrespectful".

TIA patients with motor symptoms were more likely to correctly interpret the symptoms than those without (49% vs 36% p = 0.046), as were those with previous TIA (58% vs 40% p = 0.044)[ 22].

An efficacy trial of the UMS instructions found that patients were 33% more likely to correctly interpret these instructions compared with a current standard, with overall comprehension rates of the UMS instructions exceeding 90%.

Thus ambiguous threats that have been repeatedly interpreted previously in particular ways become more likely to be interpreted in that same way when encountered later, via bottom-up influences (e.g. Tran, Hertel, & Joormann, 2011).