Sentence examples for taking the interpretation from inspiring English sources

"To say that the biochemistry is the driving force or cause of behaviour is taking the interpretation too far.

If children are not told, he warns, they can notice that birthday presents, for instance, get smaller and they can take the interpretation that they are not loved any more.

Whatever approach is taken, the interpretation requires knowledge of the number of tests done.

And authors would take the interpretation and responsibility for results involving human subjects in this study.

And the authors would take the interpretation and responsibility for results involving human subjects in this study.

Don't take the interpretations too literally, except for the Directives.

"She is certainly a conservative, and she will look at the law and if it's ambiguous, she would take the conservative interpretation," Professor Eads said.

It took several weeks for Armin Nassehi, a respected sociologist, to take the pseudoscientific interpretation of the relevant statistics apart in a newspaper article.

Poland's Unsound Festival takes the atmospheric interpretation of venues to depths not experienced often in Toronto.

Caution should be taken in the interpretation of MP analyses, taking into account the pitfalls of each method and the purpose of the experiment or clinical investigation.

Care must also be taken in the interpretation of study results due to the small sample size.