Sentence examples for the interpreters of from inspiring English sources

These include, 1) including a representative sample, 2) selecting an appropriate reference standard, 3) avoiding verification bias, 4) blinding the interpreters of the physical examination tests to the interpretation of the gold standard and, 5) blinding the interpreters of the gold standard to the interpretation of the physical examination tests.

Taking a step back, one might legitimately wonder whether this cherished interpretive past, made more palpable by every release, threatens to overshadow the interpreters of today.

Architects were the interpreters of the revolution".

Fiction writers from my region often become the interpreters of this senseless conflict to the rest of the world.

Among the interpreters of the leading role, originally created by Van Dantzig's partner, the dancer and designer Toer van Schayk, was Rudolf Nureyev.

Great theater cannot come together unless the interpreters of a writer's work are alive to the particular qualities that give it distinction.

In 2006 Kim Beazley called him the "interpreter of Australia" for tapping into the national feeling.

He is the interpreter of the France of his imagination to England as he wished her to be.

Moreover, she would not be content, she concluded, to be the interpreter of someone else's aesthetic architecture.

One man, charged with perverting the course of justice was accused – via the interpreter – of being a "pervert".

For that interview we were only four people: the two presidents, myself, and the interpreter of the Zambian president, who was the son of President Kaunda's sister.