Sentence examples for which is interpretation from inspiring English sources
This goal typically overrides in empirical research its secondary aim, which is interpretation of the principal components.
Each features intricate stitching, which is her interpretation of the tribal scarification patterns found in Benin.
"I beat him because I broke his heart and refused to quit," Brewster said, which is one interpretation.
The larger R rec indicates slower recombination in the device, which is an interpretation for the improved efficiency of the CIGSSe and the spiro-OMeTAD device.
Nanocomposites were rheologically characterized by using a classical semi-quantitative method and additionally by a rather new method, which is an interpretation of Carreau Yasuda model.
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PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE Procedures / tests / symptoms etc. which participants' state they know aboutTheir previous experience with other patients:Expression of academic / clinical knowledge which is not interpretation or evaluation.
(Student, 22 years) Taken together, their stories express a process of moving towards body-anchored confidence in oneself and bodily freedom – which is our interpretation of bodily empowerment.
Multivariate models translate multiple effects in one number, which is the interpretation of the risk of harboring an event from 0 to 100%%.
Scrutiny of the different subtests has shown high intercorrelations, which is why interpretations of differences in results should be made with caution.
Which is subject to interpretation, and was interpreted in numerous ways by the media.
