Sentence examples for this kind of interpretation from inspiring English sources

No equivalent result from a conventional statistical analysis could lead to this kind of interpretation, except if one wrongly interprets a p-value as a posterior probability.

There is a way for human beings to live, a comprehensive human good to be realized, and there can be no choosing between significantly different ways of life that are equally acceptable from a moral perspective (an important exception to this kind of interpretation is provided by Hall and Ames, 1987, who interpret Confucius's dao as a human invention, collective and individual).

And so probability that goes with this kind of interpretation.

This kind of interpretation, in which the Holocaust is used as an analogy, has also become more powerful in recent years, affecting how the Holocaust is studied in schools and invoked in political arguments.

And we also tested the relationship between this kind of interpretation and working memory capacity, because the idea was that the number of models that children can construct depends on their working memory capacity.

Call this a 'Bounded Doubt' interpretation, because this kind of interpretation construes hyperbolic doubt as bounded.

It was a clear-brook kind-of interpretation, devoid of overt gravity.

It is the kind of interpretation done when a conductor interprets a score, an actor a character in a play, a soldier his orders in the course of battle.

"He's a lot of company and a bit of a guardian," she said, "but I try not to be too emphatic about that kind of interpretation.

Conversation analysis produces systematic and empirically grounded descriptions of concrete practices and their interactional consequences and functioning, it does not involve the kind of interpretation and theory generation that characterise in qualitative healthcare research [ 84].

"Otis Blue" is a tour de force of this kind of conflating interpretation.