Sentence examples for more natural interpretation from inspiring English sources
The more natural interpretation may have 'Pavarotti' denoting Twin Pavarotti in both instances, in which case, his argument is valid.
If two different interpretations of the words of a public language would make equally good sense of speakers' practices, the more natural interpretation is the correct one.
Although it might be possible to reweight our input data, interpret them as empirical probability distributions, and construct affinity scores similar to Lin et al. (2013) or Setlur and Stone (2016), we instead constructed deterministic metrics, which have similar qualitative properties but have a more natural interpretation in the context of our input data.
Adjustments for seasonal variation are made, and seasonalised reference lines are plotted, for more natural interpretation of the charts.
Bayesian methods are often preferred in network meta-analysis for their greater flexibility and more natural interpretation.
To offer a more natural interpretation, it has been demonstrated that multiplying probit coefficients by 1.6 offers an acceptable approximation of the logistic coefficients [ 37].
One who accepts this sort of account may maintain that the demanding interpretations, although less charitable, nevertheless assign more natural contents to English sentences than the liberal interpretations, for instance, by assigning a more natural meaning to the quantifiers.
An advantage of this method is that the interpretation of odds ratios is more natural.
Consequently, the Bayesian interpretation of inference seems to be simpler and more natural than the classical one (Pruzek, 1997), as well as providing a basis for coherent decision-making in situations of uncertainty such as gender differences (Western, 1999).
Bonaigua feels more natural.
