Sentence examples for opportunities for interpreting from inspiring English sources
In recent years the development of microscopically resolved XAFS spectroscopy has created new opportunities for interpreting speciation and spatial heterogeneity within natural materials.
Of course, the opportunity equity stressed by Rawls provides the foundation but is not adequate for interpreting social justice.
First, not only does it provide an opportunity to appreciate the principles of the analytical techniques, but it also gives clues for interpreting the results.
In line with increased sequence data and, thereby, increased opportunity for detecting and interpreting sequence correlations across the members of protein families, a broad range of theory and methods have been introduced for correlated mutations analysis (CMA) in the last decade.
But Mr McFadden worries that consumers may instead develop an aversion to markets: "Opportunities for choice may be interpreted as opportunities for mistakes, embarrassment and regret".
A whole new generation of crop scouts and consultants is realizing the career opportunities for those who understand how to obtain, use, and interpret remote sensing imagery.
Provide extensive opportunities for students to practice creating and interpreting diagrams of the desired type.
This fact is interpreted as different opportunities for selection against deleterious mutations among fitness components because deleterious mutations expressed at the early life-cycle stages are more frequently purged from inbred populations than those at late life-cycle stages (Husband and Schemske, 1996).
Any time there is a need to interpret federal law, [Kemp] always interprets federal law to close opportunities for Georgians to be able to exercise the right to vote".
The activity of certain parietal neurons has been interpreted as encoding affordances (directly perceivable opportunities) for grasping.
Higher intercepts should be interpreted as larger 'starting' domain sizes fostering opportunities for flexibility and robustness but counteracted by increased burdens of cost.
