Sentence examples for predominant interpretation of from inspiring English sources

That Stegosaurus plates could "blush" has become the predominant interpretation of plate function since the late 20th century, and is even depicted in the popular BBC documentary Walking with Dinosaurs, with the sudden reddening of the plates used in conjunction with threatening swings of the spiked tail to intimidate and confuse an attacking Allosaurus.

There are two predominant interpretations of this question: Who benefits ultimately in the long term, from the evolution by selection process?

But we are not orthodox egoists, on this interpretation of Spinoza as a predominant egoist, just because we are not fully rational.

The mosaic effect of the predominant fabric in this work, along with the carnival disguise, invites a Tom Stoppard interpretation of identity, its changes, and the masquerade.

Some studies show poor prognosis for papillary predominant disease [50], whilst others do not [48], possibly due to differences in interpretation of the papillary pattern.

A predominant deregulation of miRNA activity in cell types other than cancer cells would put into question the interpretation of functional assays with cancer cell lines and would force us to reconsider the etiological contribution of particular miRNAs to carcinogenesis.

Interpretation of results was confounded in all four memory strategy trials [ 8, 28, 36], as the predominant memory strategy training was augmented with other interventions that were not controlled for in the comparison group.

The interpretation of dreams goes back as far as ancient Greek and Egyptian civilisations, but in the 20th century, two predominant schools of thought developed.

It challenges interpretation of data.

(Literal interpretation of the phrase).

Bowien's interpretation of Mexican food.