Sentence examples for well established interpretation from inspiring English sources

Under a somewhat liberal though well established interpretation of Nagelian reduction, there is a sense in which reduction is compatible even with emergence, that is: a theory about "novel behavior" (and, thus, emergent behavior) can be deduced from another theory (Butterfield 2011a&b).

The answers to these questions would examine their knowledge on general well established facts, interpretation of their knowledge and perception of knowledge.

These methods remain useful and have advantages such as low costs as well as being easy to perform and having established interpretation criteria.

These results are in accordance with the established interpretation by which contribution of aerobic capacity to rowing performance are well recognized [ 1- 6].

Regarding the morphologies and the incubation time of the Ga wires, this system shares most features with metal/alloy substrates, such as tin and zinc, where the whiskering phenomenon has been well established and has resisted interpretation for 60+ years.

However, the procedure is not yet well established [9], [11], [12] and data interpretation seems more difficult, because different influencing factors have to be considered.

"It is well established," he wrote, "that an agency's interpretation need not be the only possible reading of a regulation — or even the best one — to prevail".

The psychometric properties of the performance based measures are well established in the literature, therefore allowing uniform interpretation across different ACE units.

Well established abundances of interstellar molecules also guide the interpretation of past and future cometary observations.

Nevertheless, the principles underlying the performance and interpretation of these procedures are well established.

Although differences between groups were significant, extreme caution should be used in the interpretation of these results, since it is well established that the increment in BMD with strontium ranelate is largely dependent on a treatment-induced artifact.