Sentence examples for when they interpreted from inspiring English sources

I.e. when they interpreted bodily sensations as a sign of the cancer they later was diagnosed with.

The multidisciplinary team were unaware of the histopathology findings when they interpreted the results of the MRI and other presurgical examinations.

The radiologists were blinded to the contents of the data collection forms when they interpreted the scans but had the usual clinical information.

However, the cases reveal that differences in when they interpreted bodily sensations (nocturia) as symptoms resulted in the reporting of dissimilar delay periods (no delay and six months of delay).

This Note examines whether federal courts are already applying state interpretation methodologies when they interpret state statutes by examining state statutory interpretation cases heard in Michigan federal courts interpreting Michigan statutes.

For the most part, federal courts do not appear to use Michigan statutory interpretation techniques when they interpret Michigan law.

Unfortunately, their acting does not have the range of their script, a particular liability when they interpret the people they are investigating.

Recent studies on the development of pragmatics suggest that preschool children are often insensitive to such implicatures when they interpret scalar terms (Cognition 78 (2001) 165; Chierchia, G., Crain, S., Guasti, M.T., Gualmini, A., & Meroni, L. (2001).

My intention was to find what the mental model & frameworks are in play, when they interpret their legal problem into an Internet search query, and as they sift through possible resources and decide which (if any) to trust and use.

This helps to assure a lack of bias on the part of patients when they describe their symptoms and on the part of physicians when they interpret the results.

This view of what judges do when they interpret statutes may prove a hard sell even for Justice Scalia, who wrote in a concurring opinion in a 1991 case, James Beam Distilling Company v. Georgia: "I am not so naive (nor do I think our forebears were) as to be unaware that judges in a real sense 'make' law.