Sentence examples for serving as interpretation from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that undergraduate medical students need a structuring tool serving as interpretation aid to handle the complexity of a CGA.

Several factors, including smoking behaviors of the family members (especially their spouses) of the MA users and marital conflict, may serve as interpretation of potential influence of marriage on nicotine dependence, yet more studies are necessary to offer more information.

This kind of applied ethics is valuable not only as a way to understand the empirical issues at stake; it also serves as an interpretation of the theory in a new setting (Gadamer [1990]).

In 2000, some of his early black-and-white photography work was described as "spectacularly rich" by The New York Times; the Chicago Sun-Times referred to his 2000 collection of portraits of homeless men "stunning", and he was noted for a series of large-scale photos of feet that serve as his interpretation of human migration in 2001.

Rather, we find competing philosophical conceptions of equal treatment serving as interpretations of moral equality.

These observations are consistent with the notion that certain stimulus attributes – in this case verticality and straightness – play a special role in visual analysis, perhaps serving as norms for the interpretation of incoming visual patterns.

SMD worked closely alongside CNM throughout the design phase, the data analysis and interpretation, serving as auditor in this process, and in manuscript preparation.

We're so used to a very particular kind of body serving as shorthand for sex that our interpretation of a nude scene is less about the scene itself than the body in it.

By serving as a background, the results help guide the focus and interpretation of future studies.

The European Commission's Directorate General for Interpretation [ 50], which serves as the interpreting service and conference organizer for the European Commission, is a prime example of how an international organization can work towards giving every participant a voice in their own language with minimal obstacles to understanding.

Interpretations that emphasized the police officer's role in preventing crime, educating youth, or serving as a role model in the community were coded as "crime deterrent".