Sentence examples for present interpretive from inspiring English sources
We are not ready to present interpretive material.
These variations in study design constitute irreducible sources of heterogeneity and present interpretive challenges in evaluating the results observed in this collection of studies.
Turning to the philosophy of ecology, beyond those interpretive and conceptual problems that arise because of the evolutionary context, ecology also presents interpretive and philosophical problems from its own unique conceptual structure and experimental practices.
The reason that Slavick's nomadic selection works so well is that, besides the unifying principle of rubble that each work shares, the visual art assembled here presents interpretive and theoretical microcosms that are bound in forms we can accept as complete or, at the very least, sufficient to promote understanding.
Since for Herder thought and language play important roles not only in linguistic but also in "non-linguistic" art, both for him present similar interpretive challenges, requiring similar interpretive solutions.
Authors shared an elitist desire to communicate only with the initiated, so that writings in both styles present considerable interpretive difficulties.
Schopenhauer's position on whether the thing-in-itself is Will consequently presents some interpretive difficulties.
The shift between Schlegel's classicist and romantic phases presents an interpretive challenge that is frequently discussed in the literature.
Timaeus' account of the receptacle is elusive and presents several interpretive difficulties, some of which will be discussed below.
This paper presents an interpretive thematic analysis, using an ethical lens, of the harms and benefits associated with the process of data collection in a clinical context.
In the course of presenting this interpretive perspective, Jauernig provides a very helpful reading of the so-called Amphiboly, the text in which Kant discusses Leibnizian philosophical views in the most depth.
