Sentence examples for the interpretation would be from inspiring English sources

Mouse and rat were very similar to human, profiles of mosquito were very noisy and difficult to interpret, and C. elegans and C. briggsae are omitted because the interpretation would be too difficult due to trans-splicing at the 5' end of the genes [ 37, 38].

Mr. Finnegan said that while investors might not agree with those decisions, the interpretation would be acceptable so long as it was accompanied by adequate disclosures.

As a young actor, I had somehow got hold of the idea that my job was to rehearse and prepare a role so that on the opening night the interpretation would be perfectly, immaculately in place and would stay that way, fixed, for the life of the production.

(Though Dr Leonard has yet to decide exactly how to define the temperature scale for traffic, he is keen for the resulting numbers to fall into a range familiar to Americans, who stick stubbornly to Fahrenheit).For those whose routes take them along but a single traffic artery, the interpretation would be simple.

Clearly if that sentence was preceded by, "You killed him," the interpretation would be different.

In that case, the interpretation would be both realistic and relativist and mildly skeptical most of us don't actually know and, though in principle we could do it on occasions, no one could know a reliable shareable process or content for acquiring that dao.

The consequence of this interpretation would be a non-negligible permeability along parts of the K horizon.

The opponents contend that this interpretation would be overly aggressive and unilateral, and would surely anger the Russians and European allies.

But the sticking point in that interpretation would be his understanding of language and cognition.

I expect that interpretation would be disputed too.

The difference between the two methods in the range of 10-270 mg/L was slightly larger than could be explained by the inherent imprecision of the assays, but the clinical interpretation would be mild-moderate elevations with both the in-clinic and the reference method.