Sentence examples for some interpretations which from inspiring English sources

As the follow-up frequency is not always accurately specified, we needed to make some interpretations, which we justify in detail below.

Nevertheless, no baseline assessment was performed to more precisely understand their own interpretations, which might have introduced some noise in our results.

People will will always make their own interpretations, which may be more or less fair.

There followed this avalanche of interpretations, which was new to the work.

There is nothing finicky or artificial about his interpretations, which I consider very sensitive.

This results in shallow and damaging interpretations which detract from the value of the study.

Five seasons of field work on Archaean rocks led to new interpretations which were considered rank heresy in Canada.

Fox can also be heavy-handed with his interpretations, which are sometimes highly idiosyncratic, as when he writes that "modernists did not invent the ironic sensibility.

At the same time it must responsibly and creatively manage its own accomplishments or interpretations, which are sources of extraordinary success, but also of injustice, war and disorder.

The lawyers' interpretations, which were drafted at the White House's request, are likely to be rejected by Russia, and the president has not made a decision on them.

Both Gardner, and Jonathan Miller in his remarks about his 1966 television film Alice in Wonderland, reject the insistent Freudian interpretations which start with holes and keys.