Sentence examples for sometimes interpretation from inspiring English sources

Though there are sometimes interpretation situations with multiple interpreters, this isn't often the case.

In fact, sometimes interpretation and troubleshooting are more important than the experiment itself.

Sometimes interpretation will be different because additional relevant clinical information is available and sometimes an error or misinterpretation in the original report will be revealed.

His usually sympathetic, sometimes overgenerous interpretation of others' motives has been a hallmark of his character at least since his student days.

ALMATY, Kazakhstan — At its premiere in 1913, Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring," an explosive and sometimes violent interpretation of a pagan ritual sacrifice, provoked brawls between its defenders and critics.

But guerrillas and authoritarian regimes have nothing to do with free choice: their rules, based on a rigorous, and sometimes cruel, interpretation of the Koran, are imposed by force or by tradition or a combination of the two .Most Muslims understand their religion as a message of liberation, tolerance, compassion and social justice," said Edward Mortimer, a British writer, in a recent lecture.

However, sometimes the interpretation of the role of each input parameter is not as easy as for Klatt and alternative synthesizers seem less popular.

That said, HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) and the sometimes idiosyncratic interpretation of those rules by investigators and local IRBs (Institutional Review Boards) has been at the core of more misinformation, misinterpretation and obfuscating excuse making than any other well intentioned law.

Sometimes the interpretation of serology results by laboratories contains recommendations for treatment.

Sometimes the interpretation of the results may be controversial since it is debatable whether in sepsis IL-6 represents an inflammation marker and/or a mediator of immune defense responses.

Later scholars, studying these passages, offered different, and sometimes contradictory, interpretations.