Sentence examples for the general interpretation from inspiring English sources
The general interpretation of the fossil evidence is that H. habilis is not only substantially different from Australopithecus but that it represents the beginning of the trends characterizing human evolutionary history, particularly expansion of the brain.
The general interpretation of all such differences is that, although the capacity to develop different forms is present in the genes of every member of a given species, particular lines of development are evoked by environmental stimuli.
In fact, the general interpretation of predictive value or information content associated with any particular r 2 is not particularly meaningful.
What is really at issue in many of the debates around the general interpretation of experimental evidence is the extent to which people are maximizers of expected utility.
The general interpretation of corpus studies suggests that readers obtain parafoveal lexical information from the upcoming word before they have finished identifying the current word, while the experimental manipulations shed doubt on this claim.
Jargon aside, the general interpretation is that WorldCom will be restructured to look a lot like AT&T, which also recently announced it would restructure the company around its four business divisions.
Righting response was not predictive of dispersal ability in the field, necessitating a revision in the general interpretations of righting response as a proxy for dispersal ability in turtles.
For the CO2MEA system theoretical predictions agreed very well with the experiments; for the CO2-NaOH system a general interpretation of the experimental results was proposed.
Conveniently, the PSI uses the same numbering systems and general interpretation as does the RSI (Sargaonkar and Deshpande 2003; Ravikumar and Somashekar 2012).
This may seem rather specific, however the mathematical equations describing the TE life cycle allow for a more general interpretation: the equations capture a general reproductive cycle with intermediate steps (protein products etc) in the cytoplasm.
Consistent with general interpretation of the clusters, the percent of patients meeting the SDS remission criterion was very low (<3%) in Clusters 1, 2, and 3, but reached 46% in Cluster 4 and >90% in Cluster 5 (Table 1).
