Sentence examples for practice interpreting from inspiring English sources

As a result, soccer officials have followed past practice, interpreting the lease in its broadest terms.

To provide the Pointing and Tracing group and the 3D Gestures and Models group practice interpreting topographic maps, practice problems were created from five US Geological Survey (USGS) maps (shown in Fig. 3).

While subset analyses may be useful for informing clinical practice, interpreting such analyses requires caution, given the smaller number of patients in each subgroup, and the potential effect of confounding.

Practice interpreting your dreams often.

Perhaps it should not be surprising that ICB students performed better on interpretation skills questions, since they had substantial practice interpreting data during their reading and classroom sessions.

For instance, instructors reported finding themselves devoting more class time to allowing students to practice interpreting graphs.

We may then argue that doing RRI can be viewed as essentially rooted in the way in which researchers (and other parties concerned) practice, interpret their own work and make sense of it for themselves.

Thus, this approach has the corresponding weakness of causing "major errors" (incorrectly identifying a susceptible pathogen as resistant) to occur because as noted the category "nonsusceptible" is in practice interpreted as "resistant".

He emphasizes the central role that intentional ascription plays within ordinary interpretive practice, i.e., our practice of interpreting one another's mental states and speech acts.

Others draw strength from the widespread practice of interpreting what are seen as auspicious signs.

It added: "Had Ms Rose been minded to challenge the applicability of [the Vienna convention on the law of treaties] or the applicability of state practice [on interpreting treaties] … she had the opportunity to do so.