Sentence examples for open to interpretive from inspiring English sources

Although the disc diffusion method of antimicrobial sensitivity testing has been described as a reliable, easy and inexpensive method of evaluating antimicrobial efficacy [ 8], recent research has indicated that the results from the disc diffusion test are open to interpretive error and that it is only useful as a preliminary screen for susceptibility testing [ 9].

Classical music is a literal art form, yet surprisingly malleable and open to tremendous interpretive range.

The collaborative model extends to interpretive matters within the orchestra.

But this promptly opens the door to interpretive dispute.

The refuge has nearly five miles of wildlife interpretive trails open to the public.

The methodologies of Text-Charting, rhetorical analysis and conceptual mapping seek to establish and represent connectivity and structure and give a visual representation of the reader's interpretive understanding which is open to others.

In post-structuralism, text denoted not only verbal artifacts, but any configuration of signs, and texts were understood to be indeterminate and open to multiple readings, determined by the hermeneutics interpretive communities.

The data collection is open to many variables – such as tutor preference and perception (although Cronbach's alpha is used to increase inter-rater consistency) – and this was considered with the interpretive account of the findings.

He does not tend to interpretive excess.

But most relate to interpretive points, fine or broad.

This is an example of an interpretive (or as it is sometimes called, a "hermeneutical") assumption; every reader of Plato necessarily commits to interpretive assumptions.