Sentence examples for participation to interpret from inspiring English sources
The tired argument that comics visualise too much and prevent readers from exercising their own imaginations ignores the fact that creators rely on the audience's active participation to interpret and animate what unfolds within and between the panels.
On their own, the effect that the different model coefficients have on participation rates is difficult to interpret because they are expressed in logits.
These research projects were based on empirical data, naturalistic observations, to interpret how participation was enacted in specific childcare contexts for infants and toddlers.
The low level of participation by many stakeholders is difficult to interpret.
The mean initial participation level of 9.2% is difficult to interpret without additional information about the method of recruitment and effort or resources invested.
While the defect in deacylation can be attributed to the loss of the key base required for the Cα deprotonation pathway, the 10-fold reduction in the acylation rate constant for the H76A mutant is more difficult to interpret because of the participation of the His 76 side chain in a hydrogen bond network involving Thr 42 and Glu 50 that has been shown to be important for their positioning.
Unlike works published by Balai Pustaka, Belenggu does not provide full exposition; instead, it only explicitly states key points and leaves the rest for the reader to interpret, thus inviting more active participation.
Grants are fine, but Pharma should have no participation in study design and should not be allowed to interpret or publish results. 5. Demand a no revolving door policy between industry and government regulators.
It needs to redefine goals, metrics and ways to interpret and understand government accountability and political participation.
The data on school actions provided background information to interpret the changes observed in students' PA participation.
An athlete-exposure was unit-based, and we were unable to interpret injury rates per minute or hour of participation.
