Sentence examples for uniformly interpreted from inspiring English sources

Supervaluationism will converge with classical logic only if each word of the supervaluated sentence is uniformly interpreted.

Some results suggested that the survey items pertaining to HSP adoption were not uniformly interpreted by the respondents.

In fact, some theorists assume not only (Clocal), but also that concatenation is uniformly interpreted as functional application, or perhaps as conjunction; cf. Pietroski (2005, 2012).

Moderate increases in alcohol consumption, as seen in our study, cannot be uniformly interpreted as detrimental to health.

Weak situations are not uniformly interpreted, do not produce uniform expectancies regarding the desired behaviour, and do not provide sufficient incentives for its performance [ 25].

The histology of every sample in the Bank is uniformly interpreted by a pathologist in Hematoxylin/Eosin (H&E) stained sections from the face of the paraffin tissue block.

Managers uniformly interpret this tendency as a lack of ambition, but Cox says that most women assume a manager will notice when they perform well and promote them accordingly.

We are not sure if we can uniformly interpret the superior performance at the longest cue latency as evidence for the existence of fragile VSTM representations.

This promise can only be realised, however, when the obtained images are interpreted uniformly and quantification of microcirculatory flow abnormalities is reproducible.

Further, the results of this study should be interpreted carefully, noting that such findings cannot be assumed to uniformly represent the state of the entire countries of Argentina or the United States.

We rely on the Supreme Court to resolve questions of federal law, to resolve disputes between the states, to evaluate the constitutionality of state laws, and to ensure that federal and constitutional law are interpreted and applied uniformly across all states and territories.