Sentence examples for only by interpreting from inspiring English sources

While advocates of these latter positions may take scientific theories to be true, they do so only by interpreting those theories in non-standard ways — in ways that, for instance, violate (1) or (2) above.

Only by interpreting phylogenetic distribution data with biochemical insight and then applying complementation tests was this family correctly annotated as an alternative to 5-formyltetrahydrofolate cycloligase to metabolize 5-formyltetrahydrofolate.

Third parties may know these states only by interpreting external symptoms, imaginative projection, or obtaining their testimony.

It is true that atomists could not only accommodate this result by interpreting it in atomic terms but also welcomed it as a way of removing the problems the phenomena had caused for the determination of molecular weights from vapour densities.

Firstly, there will be some people who are able to "in a certain sense … [transcend] 'the law of opinion' of social expectation, … [but they] only [do] so by interpreting it according to its higher spirit" (PE 301).

Various controlled animal or autopsy studies have been conducted to determine the implication of a xenobiotic in a victim's death by interpreting only VH concentrations.

Because multivariate analyses involved five outcomes, we applied a Bonferroni correction by interpreting only effects that reached the P < 0.01 (Pcrit = 0.05/5) level of significance.

We will enlarge Thurow's approach of a public good by interpreting not only the income distribution of German households but also the distribution of their energy expenses as a public good, because the participation of all households in the energy system is an important factor in the success of any country's economy.

In the current study, we found plasticity in P. viteana's ability not only to evaluate potential host quality by interpreting different ratios, but also to generalize different ratios of a blend with the same composition.

The leaders felt comfortable not only in establishing patterns of government by interpreting the colony charter but also in interpreting the will of God for the people.

When children cannot speak or self-report, professionals in school settings can only guess the children's pain by interpreting bodily signs (Kortesluoma & Nikkonen, 2004; Stähle-Öberg & Fjellman-Wiklund, 2009).