Sentence examples for which we interpreted from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Scarlett revealed to the inquiry that the "45-minute" claim referred to "munitions, which we interpreted to mean battlefield mortar shells or small calibre weaponry, quite different from missiles".

The average score for religious commitment was 4.62 (SD = 3.29), which we interpreted to be slightly less than a moderate level of religiosity.

The average score was 5.19 (SD = 2.48), which we interpreted as the students as a whole being slightly more conservative than liberal.

Quadratic effects were not considered since their inclusion led to unrealistic model behaviour for higher response values which we interpreted as a result of overfitting the model.

The different n-alkane proxies showed variations, which we interpreted in terms of changes in vegetation (Sphagnum vs. non-Sphagnum dominated phases) during the last 8000 cal yr BP.

We measured symptom burden in terms of frequency (days/month), intensity (with response options "not bad", "quite bad" and "very bad", which we interpreted as mild, moderate and severe) and duration (hours).

Each time we have a sensory experience, a chemical reaction is triggered in the brain, which we interpret as emotion.

It is all about our perception of unknowable facts and the way in which we interpret them.

Mr. Kahneman's work describes the myriad ways in which we interpret information incorrectly or with bias.

But what you always see is that the animal that's being attacked is the one making these vocalizations which we interpret as laughter.

It made me sad too, that the codes by which we interpret clothing are so entrenched, and that something away from the masculine norm can cause such an unexpected reaction.