Sentence examples for variations in interpretation from inspiring English sources
Experience has shown, however, that the rules were somewhat differently interpreted and that such variations in interpretation tended to defeat the effort to secure comparability in the statistics.
However, intuition alone is not sufficient for identification; there needs to be some systematic way of testing the function in order to avoid individual variations in interpretation.
The authors hypothesised an artefact of recruitment bias, healthcare availability and variations in interpretation of the same questions by patient or interviewer, amongst others, as potential reasons for this difference.
We took into account variations in interpretation where recommendation statements were either ambiguous or contradictory; or where the same recommendation was expressed using different outcomes (e.g., time vs. energy).
Variations in interpretation were reconciled through refined definitions and recoding.
For example, diet and physical activity are all self reported and open to variations in interpretation and meaning between different individuals and ethnic groups.
The UGA study published in the American Meteorological Society's journal, Weather and Forecasting (and now available in Early Online Release) examined whether the same variations in interpretations and meanings of Probability of Precipitation (PoP) exist among the professional atmospheric sciences community.
Lee (2012) argues that a Kuhnian perspective on values in science interprets lack of inter-reviewer consistency as variation in interpretation, applicability, and weight assigned to shared values by different members of the scientific community.
While most analysts agree that sudden changes such as the latest ones probably reflect stresses within North Korea's senior ranks, there is wide variation in interpretation.
While DNA analysis is considered by many the gold standard in forensic science, there is ample room for variation in interpretation and reporting.
We evaluated the variation in interpretation of angiograms and its potential effect on appropriateness of use of revascularization procedures.
