Sentence examples for problem for interpreting from inspiring English sources

The main problem for interpreting the notion of logical construction is to understand what these various examples have in common, and how the construction of matter is comparable to either of the early constructions of numbers as classes or the theory of definite descriptions and "no-classes" theory of classes.

However, it causes a significant problem for interpreting the labelling that results from injections of tracer into the CVLM, as we have reported previously (Spike et al., 2003).

This could be a problem for interpreting the additional 'culturally specific' beliefs, because these were not elicited from mainstream population group.

Other phenomena, such as copy number variation, cause different problems for interpreting read mapping results and are not the focus of this effort (Kitzman et al. 2012).

Multiple types of cancers pose problems for interpreting the ultimate outcome (i.e., cancer incidence reduction) of the intervention since, for instance, avoidance of same cases of breast cancer and lung cancer may have different meanings.

This figure clearly shows the problem of PCA for interpreting the solution: all components have contributions from all metabolites.

Although we are predominately interested in the solution to the inverse problem because the majority of applications lack a priori information regarding the object's reflectivity and shape, the solution to the forward problem is useful for interpreting data for calibration.

Then there's the problem of interpreting the footage: even, for example, a seemingly innocent video in which a police officer stops and searches a young black man suspected of possessing cannabis, and lets the man go after not finding anything.

Unfortunately, after Florida we turned to computers to side-step the messy problem of interpreting paper ballots, forgetting the need for auditable records.

This problem can be compared to the problem of interpreting between-region differences in univariate BOLD signal intensity for a single experimental condition.

In his Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina, Galileo discussed the problem of interpreting biblical passages with regard to scientific discoveries but, except for one example, did not actually interpret the Bible.