Sentence examples for more stable interpretation from inspiring English sources
Although patients can leave individual practices, using only the data from these practices will provide more stable interpretation of trends.
Previous work discussing the issue of difficult clauses has advised to follow the more stable syntactic interpretation.
If the more stable of these interpretations is in the lower-level Verbal process, it is understandable that the grammar would favour this interpretation.
Due to this high time resolution and more stable environmental conditions paleoceanographic and paleoclimatic interpretations for the Cenozoic mainly rest on isotope studies of deep water deposits (e.g., Miller et al., 1991; Zachos et al., 2001; Billups and Schrag, 2003; Holbourn et al., 2007).
Anchored in the truth of fact, though seeking the truth of interpretation, biography tends to be more stable than other literary arts; and its future would appear to be a predictably steady evolution of its present trends.
Such arguments, like similar ones in legal interpretation, have drawn outrage from critics upholding a more stable or objective view of linguistic meaning and literary judgment [8: 15].
Under the given conditions, the Rasch model allowed a more stable estimate of the person and item parameters, and an easier interpretation of the scale (Wilson 2005).
The oldest subgroup (aged >56) seem to form a more stable group than the aged 46 56, but low subject numbers limit interpretation of the results.
At the earlier time points the difference in sharpness of the stripe borders between the quadratic and linear model is more pronounced suggesting that the interpretation of positional information by the quadratic model is more stable and precise.
There is a second interpretation, discussed by Mapelli et al. COSB 2007, in which O-MAD2 is seen as being more stable than empty (without a ligand) C-MAD2, but much less stable than ligand-bound C-MAD2.
