Sentence examples similar to revise interpretation from inspiring English sources

The process was iterative as the group read, interpreted, discussed and revised interpretation of the data.

"Iron Curtain" supports this revised interpretation.

Beatty and Finsen (1989) conclude similarly: "We are not sure whether a radically revised interpretation of fitness is necessary.

Beatty and Finsen conclude: "We are not sure whether a radically revised interpretation of fitness is necessary.

This revised interpretation greatly reduces the huge time-lag originally envisaged between the origin of Posibacteria and neomura [ 1], though not nearly as much as you suggest.

After some initial stages of revision, Socrates always falls in the revised interpretations, and Xenocrates always falls outside.

Normatively, our results suggest that an interest in responsiveness of interpretive policy to the preferences of the incumbent leadership favors deference to revised interpretations, while an interest in ideological moderation favors a somewhat less deferential posture to interpretive revisions.

Her revised interpretations of "Don't Cry Out Loud" and "Evergreen" (which Mr. Williams wrote with Barbra Streisand) are smoky and pensive, more approachable when stripped of grandiosity.

This arises because as courts become less deferential to revised interpretations, the initial agency finds a moderate interpretation that will not be revised more appealing.

New geomorphological observations and revised interpretations of geomorphological and cosmogenic exposure data lead to the conclusion that Lundy was not covered by ice in the last (Devensian) glaciation.

Although faith in the Resurrection certainly provoked revised interpretations of Jesus' life, Professor Johnson says, "that was the correct interpretation," perhaps not in the details but in the essential meaning.