Sentence examples for the skill of interpreting from inspiring English sources

We are experiencing the advent of a generation of youth who will grow up lacking the skill of interpreting the other 90% of communication which doesn't involve words or speech.

For example, the final exam question in Box 4 requires that students apply the skill of interpreting the slope of a line from a scatter plot to a new context the effect of a breakdown in error correction during DNA replication and in conjunction with the often-practiced task of using information from a specific table.

And, as any professional translator knows, mastery of multiple languages is no guarantee of the skill to interpret accurately between them.

The department strives to provide students with the necessary tools to understand the global visual and material cultures of the past and present and with the skills to interpret them for the benefit of the broader community.

The seminar emphasizes understanding the culture and practice of science, giving students the skills to interpret a peer-reviewed study as well as providing a clear understanding of the peer-review process, its origin and its challenges.

Now the senator, Barbara A. Mikulski, plans to focus on what experts say is the biggest problem in mammography today: the skill of the doctors who interpret those images.

But an examination by The New York Times has found that they have largely failed to remedy what many experts say is the biggest problem of all: the skill of the doctors who interpret those X-ray films.

But it is not always clear that even a seemingly mundane procedure like an M.R.I. may not vary in quality from facility to facility, depending on the skill of the physician to interpret the images, said Dr. Robert Berenson, a health policy expert at the Urban Institute.

If CNR for all types of TB was used instead as an indicator for disease burden, the numerator (number of total TB cases) might have been influenced by the capacity to diagnose extra-pulmonary and sputum smear negative pulmonary cases, for example due to the availability of diagnostic methods or the skill of the physician to interpret chest X-ray abnormalities etc).

Factors of consideration concerning which technique should be used are availability of the test in a timely manner and the skill of the operators in carrying out and interpreting a given examination.

Our expectation is for students to develop interpretive and analytical skills that are essential to the task of interpreting literary, cultural, and historical texts as well as society and the world.