Sentence examples for one to interpret from inspiring English sources

Available scoring, normative data and information on meaningful change now allow one to interpret results in the context of a growing literature base.

But how else is one to interpret a first-person declarative statement on a monument whose only other inscriptions are direct quotes?

The main advantage of our design is an enhanced sensing mechanism based on the triboelectrical signal that does not require one to interpret the complicated electromagnetically induced signal that may occur for complex magnet geometries.

A comparison between the two results shows that the present model is a suitable one to interpret the effects of various operating variables on the induction period of aqueous CaCl2 Na2CO3 solution.

This allows one to interpret straightforwardly the softening effect of carbon at intermediate temperatures.

I seek, therefore, one to interpret them". So far there is nothing to value myself upon.

Thus professionals who are fully aware of the implications and limitations of the methods, technology, and competencies of the laboratory should be the ones to interpret the test results, especially since many test results are straightforward, but others are not.

He chose to ignore the later one and to interpret the earlier one as an offer to remove Soviet missiles in return for a pledge not to invade Cuba -- an inference that left Khrushchev with his nonoffer "accepted".

Once one has obtained barcodes, one needs to interpret the results of computations.

There's more than one way to interpret a line like that, but only one way that's true to the song.

That is certainly one way to interpret what's going on.