Sentence examples similar to strong in interpreting from inspiring English sources
And she must always be mindful of the German constitutional court, which plays a very strong role in interpreting treaties like those that bind Germany to the E.U.
Blitz cited Piazza's portrayal of Earl as an example of "the strong choices that actors make in interpreting their character".
Despite uncovering only limited increases in collective quality of life, and accumulated physical activity, following the Dings natural experiment, we recommend a strong need to exercise caution in interpreting that this intervention 'did' or 'did not' work.
Whether you're strong in tone or weak in interpreting rhythms, you need to make sure you have a firm understanding of what needs improvement and what needs to be maintained.
In interpreting the relatively strong impact of poor self-rated health and caregiver distress on the HRQL of female and male clients it is important to acknowledge that these factors may serve as proxy measures for poorer clinical and functional status.
Because the mother plants shared mt markers with the majority of offspring and the Southern-RFLP band intensity was strong in all cases, we interpret these patterns as either evidence of paternal transmission from unknown pollen donor in natural population, or a sudden increase in genome copy number by means of lineage sorting or substoichiometric shifting.
This violated the original motivation to highlight SNPs with strong functional implications and thus might raise difficulty in interpreting the results.
Native speakers with strong second-language skills may be able to work in interpreting without long-term formal training.
In sum, there is strong evidence that RPWB does not have as many as six distinct dimensions, and researchers should be cautious in interpreting its subscales.
In C, strong negation is interpreted in such a way that the intuitionistic implication of its negation-free sublanguage is a connexive implication.
"The challenge is in interpreting the data.
