Sentence examples for value interpretations from inspiring English sources

The company also has a nice line in good value interpretations of Galicia's other white star, godello, as with this whip-smart dry white, with its juicy lemon curd, pear and touch of cream.

As more people in the developing world become involved in the discourse, which is often championed and led by Western practitioners, there is a danger that we might impose value interpretations, inappropriate emphases, and confusion on the developing world.

The authors also present a comparative analysis of value interpretation of a musical clip by Russian and German students (case study of Ludwigsburg Pedagogical Institute (Germany) and Orenburg State University (Russia)).

While one might argue that their findings prompt the need for prospective controlled evaluations of alternative time-lines for inducing hypothermia, the study also reinforced the universal need for scientists and clinicians to be cautious with the face-value interpretations of results.

This study aimed to describe a novel method of P-value interpretation that would address these limitations.

Like evangelicals today, they maintained a strong commitment to biblical authority and a strong emotional desire for an easily understandable face-value interpretation of the biblical text ("God says it, I believe it, that settles it!" being a popular phrase).

The view here is that (a) '3 is prime' should be given a face-value interpretation according to which it really is of the form 'Fa' and doesn't need to be paraphrased into any other sentence, and (b) there is no such thing as the number 3, and yet (c) '3 is prime' is literally true.

The long-running Gallup polls on public attitudes towards evolution and creationism in the United States (Gallup 2010; Newport 2009) have numerous flaws that make naive, face-value interpretation unwise (Branch 2004; Duncan and Geist 2004; DYG Inc. 2000; Padian and Matzke 2009).

Since the mean relative abdominal muscle activity ratios discussed in the present study were supposed to be confined by the spread values, interpretation might be influenced.

What makes poorer studies less informative is a decreased ability to distinguish between the causative, face-value interpretation of outcomes and the alternative interpretation that the results are spurious because of intrusion of factors not adequately eliminated as possible influences.

That ρ was positive at 0.065 also indicated that OLS overestimated the "treatment" effect (Died-in-ICU); that is, a face-value interpretation of the β mortality coefficient was problematic.