Sentence examples similar to sound definitive interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, the paucity of methodologically sound trials prevents definitive interpretation and may obscure risks.

Fowles resisted demands placed on him for a definitive interpretation.

He called the research "sound, definitive and unquestionably fit for use in the courtroom".

2 Neither side, however, can point to a definitive interpretation of the precise point of state law at issue.

But health experts said any definitive interpretation of the outdoor risk is not possible because of the lack of specific health standards.

Emily Dickinson's poems are as elusive as they are powerful, resisting definitive interpretation; the art of Frida Kahlo features visceral imagery, expressing intense inner torment.

There can be no one definitive interpretation of Bluebeard's Castle, because each time we hear it, we find our individual selves reflected back at us.

One cannot accept the res olution of the American states at Ciudad Trujillo in March 1956 as providing a definitive interpretation of the Continen tal Shelf Convention.

He urged the judge to refer the case to the ECJ to make a definitive interpretation of what this "additional" citizenship meant.

It offers no definitive interpretation of its subject, but it prompts much thought about the power of icons.

When an agency has given its regulation a definitive interpretation, and later significantly revises that interpretation, the agency has in effect amended its rule, something it may not accomplish without notice and comment.