Sentence examples for state the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Although the pro-inflammatory cytokines are possibly sensitive markers for disease state, the interpretation is hampered by the lack of organ-specific identification.

Parenthetic reference to all figures and tables forces the writer to textually state the interpretation of the data; the important material is the authors' interpretation of the data, not the data.

It's a platitude that the content of someone's mental states is the interpretation of those states that a good interpreter would make.

It should be remembered however that the official religion of the Saudi state, the Wahabi interpretation of Islam, is itself characterized by an intense religious exclusivism and puritanical legalism.

These rights are the backbone of the Constitutions of all the countries of the Union, guaranteeing protection of European citizens from attack or abuse in any of the Member States, and they are applied to the different situations in individual States through the interpretation of the case law of the European Court of Justice.

Instead, the court ruled the case reflects "disputes between the two states concerning the interpretation or application of the convention" - something which falls within its remit.

And they stated that the interpretation was "limited to the present circumstances," words that suggest a raw exercise of power, not legal analysis.

As stated, for the interpretation of carrying capacity changes, below, we used the changes indicated by (Midgley et al. 2005).

This objection states that the interpretation of full second-order logic is connected with set-theoretical questions.

In the case of an ideal (non-approximate) quantum measurement, this special decomposition coincides with that defined by the eigenstates of the measured observable and the corresponding pointer states, and the interpretation thus appears to solve the measurement problem (for this case at least).

This may be regarded as a weakness of the study and we cannot therefore be firm about stating that the interpretation was inaccurate.