Sentence examples for personalized interpretation from inspiring English sources

As for existentialism, one of Germany's foremost philosophers, Martin Heidegger, presented in his Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik (1929; Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics) a highly personalized interpretation.

[ 27] Developers of electronic information tools can advance personalized medicine by creating tools to identify appropriate molecular diagnostic tests, provide additional background material or references, or produce a personalized interpretation based on existing medical data at the point-of-care.

Evangelicals reject all traditions and structures, other than their very own personalized interpretation of the Bible, so there is no there, there to appeal to.

"No matter what you think of the drug war, it is a problem if judges start individually doing this kind of personalized interpretation of what the law should allow," O'Donnell says, pointing out most blacks and Hispanics arrested over drugs barely have enough on them justify a conviction on possession grounds, much less intent to distribute or trafficking.

Although the personalized interpretation of pathways can be demanding, most current pathway analyses have been developed to investigate deregulated pathways between two phenotype groups.

We hope that our proposed approach can help in the personalized interpretation of tumor data and can be a useful tool in the upcoming era of data-based personalized medicine.

UK, Indo-Asian, Muslim, male, 37 years old [ 14] This belief was by no means universal among those who shared the same faith, however, suggesting that many religious beliefs are personalized interpretations of more general religious precepts.

They found that the clinical group was more likely to have paranoid or personalizing interpretations of their voices and visions.

Ms. Cook personalized the song with a tender interpretation that balanced resilience with wistfulness.

Her interpretation was vital and highly personalized.

According to Alavi and Leidner [45], knowledge is the information processing that takes place in human minds, as well as personalized information related to facts, procedures, concepts, interpretations, ideas, observations, and judgments.