Sentence examples for those interpreting from inspiring English sources

This transparency is helpful for all those interpreting the work; simultaneously, it makes peer reviewers less vulnerable to recriminations, and authors and editors more accountable.

The final conclusion states that both previously existing theories, namely those interpreting Triadic Groups as either earthly replicas of the Cosmic Hearth, or architectural stages for king's accession rituals, cannot be entirely dismissed.

One response to this variously expressed in a range of Mahāyāna texts and variously understood by those interpreting them as Buddhism spread from India through Central Asia and into China was that all sentient beings have "within" them a "seed" or "embryo" (garbha) of enlightenment: the innate capacity to be like the Buddha himself, a "thus come one" (tāthagatha).

If anyone is to blame for promoting such thoughts, it should be those interpreting the phrase to that level.

The participants, surgeons, healthcare providers other than the pharmacists, data collectors, outcome assessors, data analysts, and those interpreting the results, were blinded to treatment allocation.

Unbiased estimates of imaging test diagnostic accuracy can only be achieved if those interpreting the tests are unaware of the findings of contemporaneous imaging and endoscopy.

Because N. osculus was presumed to have fed on bottoms under shallower depths than those interpreted for the 18-Inch Layer, most of its body fossils, accordingly, can be considered as allochthonous.

Third, people make different inferences from causal counterfactuals that they interpret in a story with counterexamples, compared to those interpreted in isolation.

The final two experiments (3a and 3b) examined the inferences people make from causal counterfactuals interpreted in isolation compared to those interpreted in a story with counterexamples.

Billy Bragg is among those liberally interpreting the genre.

Be careful about interpreting those numbers.