Sentence examples for ready to interpret a from inspiring English sources

Turnover of active signaling molecules would have to be fast relative to the time between different developmental steps, so that the old signal dies down before the neuron is ready to interpret a new signal for a different step.

But it isn't easy playing football when you're wondering if somebody is watching you and ready to interpret any mistake as a sign of corruption.

This in turn implies that, in a real phylogenetic analysis, whenever two taxa will display the same state at the same site, CAT will be much more ready to interpret this observed identity as a homoplasy, rather than as a shared derived character.

At Valenciennes, about 30 interpreters stand ready to interpret in French or Japanese.

This will edify you and build you up and get you ready to interpret, I Corinthians 14 4, "Anyone who speaks in a tongue edifies themselves, but the one who prophesies edifies the church.

They saw it as an abandonment of their cause just as the court was ready to interpret the Second Amendment for the first time in 70 years.

They are too ready to interpret the lack of unequivocal data about porn's impact as unequivocal proof that there is no impact.

So when you encounter a situation where someone is acting odd, the behavioral scientist inside of yourself will always be primed and ready to interpret the situation.

Humbling, too -- there are always detractors at the door ready to interpret what you do through some bizarre personal filter and knock you flat -- but that's life, and it's to be expected.

Try sometime to interpret a conversation literally.

How to interpret an error message.