Sentence examples for the present interpretation from inspiring English sources
This review highlights the immunologic key features of chronic inflammation in BPH and the present interpretation of these changes in the development and progression of BPH.
Nonetheless, if the present interpretation is correct, Aristotle did accept what are appropriately called particularized properties.
His example of such an entity is man (1a21), which, according to the present interpretation, is a universal in the category of substance.
And: "According to the present interpretation, [the Second Law] states nothing else but that the probability of the total state of a composite system always increases" [W.A. II, pp. 165 6].
On this point, the present interpretation differs from Graham's, as he proposes that the Mohists had a conception of a priori knowledge, expressed by the phrase xian zhi (know beforehand) (2003/1978: 188–89).
On the present interpretation, dirty hands theorists accept morality's comprehensiveness (at least with respect to the domains they are concerned with) but reluctantly reject its dominance for one class of decisions.
Although the observations are not yet sufficiently extensive to enable one to solve this problem completely, it seems desirable at this stage to point out what appear to be serious errors in the present interpretations of these observations, and to show that most of the present data can be satisfactorily correlated on the basis of two quite simple assumptions.
The presented interpretation methodology applies to cases with insignificant skin effects.
The presented interpretation of the vibrational spectra is based on DFT calculations of 2,4-diaminopyrimidine molecule and 2,4-diaminopyrimidinium cation.
The presented interpretation still leaves some open questions and is part of the ongoing investigation aimed at a more complete picture of the (T_{1}) relaxation.
Rooney helped himself to a couple of first-half goals as a much-improved Everton took hold of the game, all the more impressive since the captain's present interpretation of the No10 role involves spending much of the game in his own half.
