Sentence examples for readers interpretation from inspiring English sources

We aimed to (1) identify and classify spin (i.e., a description that overstates efficacy and/or understates harm) in systematic reviews and (2) rank spin in abstracts of systematic reviews according to their severity (i.e., the likelihood of distorting readers' interpretation of the results).

As in English, identifying Theme, Transition and Rheme in Arabic by means of degrees of CD is subjective, impractical and relies heavily on the writers and readers' interpretation of the text (for criticisms of CD see Adjémian 1978 and Chafe 1974).

Fleming reads and historicizes what he identifies as key texts, elaborating predominant narrative conventions of the genre: mimetic and emetic characters "eliciting imitation or disgust" (27), a structural emphasis on action and consequence, and an authoritative narrative voice that guides or encourages readers' interpretation of the story.

As he concludes, "No author can control readers' interpretation of his or her published texts, but Hayek lost control over the words themselves".

Cleave intended for the story as a whole never to be fully explicit, relying instead on readers' interpretation of the characters' dialogue.

However, the impact of adding this section to abstracts on readers' interpretation is unknown.

In Milton's Peculiar Grace, Fallon argues that Milton writes about himself to gain immortality, secure authority for his arguments, and exert control over his readers' interpretations.

Number of breasts is those with given feature according to the readers' interpretations of 10-min-per-view MBI.N/A, kappa statistic was not applicable as no breasts were assigned the given descriptor for any MBI acquisition type.

I love hearing other readers' interpretations of storylines, characters, and theories.

We compared two independent readers' interpretations of the otoliths.

Week 3: Workshop focusing on character and dialogue - Tuesday 22nd September The discussion will include naturalism and authenticity, restriction, identity, reliability, sympathy, time and transformation, cliché, observation and detail, interiority and exteriority, activity and psychology, and reader interpretation.