Sentence examples for persistent interpretations from inspiring English sources

"Obviously across his work there's a lot of interest and engagement with things that are forgot or repressed or buried," explains Simpson, obliquely referring to persistent interpretations of Kelley's preoccupation with tainted childhood and the allure of the monstrous with the artist's own abuse at the hand of his father.

You don't get much more human-centered than the persistent Judeo-Christian interpretation that God created the entire world specifically to serve Adam's every need.

According to an alternative, mutually not exclusive interpretation, persistent DNA DSBs per se (Inagaki et al. 2010; Lemmens and Tijsterman 2011) or silencing of essential spermatogenesis genes (Turner et al. 2005) might be detrimental to meiosis.

Qualifying pneumonia as recurrent or persistent is an interpretation of a series of events and adds to the meaning of the concept of pneumonia and may thus increase diagnostic accuracy.

Analysis revealed 10 categories related to careseeking: "knowledge and interpretation," "persistent or worsened symptoms," "groping for answers," "gynecological consultation at follow-up," "non-treatment," "symptom alleviation or disappearance," "referral," "obtaining information through people and media," "visit to specialist clinic of choice," and "treatment or advice".

And architecture writers worked themselves into a lather over it ("a poetic construct which contains an essence greater than its potential interpretations — a persistent formal structure whose perceived meaning will be less than the overall essence of the architecture," one enthused academic wrote in a university journal).

Biases in belief interpretation are persistent, regardless of intelligence level.

There are two cases considered as missing where the manual interpretation indicates persistent VF while the algorithm has yielded a proper time.

For the time variables, determining the vfonset was one such example where the problem was identified to be associated with the fact that manual interpretation of persistent VF is done in a time interval after shock and that the endpoint of a shock is not clearly defined for manual interpretation which it has to be for automatic interpretation.

While it is probably the dominant view among analytically inclined philosophers of law, it is also the subject of competing interpretations together with persistent criticisms and misunderstandings.

The interpretation of a persistent dominant negative role of SHP-1 in T cells of aged donors was further supported by determination of its activity.