Sentence examples for with alternative interpretations from inspiring English sources

As she revisits her childhood and college years, consulting the journals she seems to have started keeping as soon as she could write, Alison the artist presents us with alternative interpretations of equal weight.

In addition, techniques associated with qualitative synthesis require reviewers to attempt to refute them with alternative interpretations.

Although the data presented in Figure 6 suggest that the three major quality control systems for integral membrane proteins ERQC, GCQ, and PMQC are acting sequentially to limit accumulation of misfolded proteins at the surface, we agree with the reviewers that the data could also be consistent with alternative interpretations and conclusions.

It also illustrates that the idealization which is a necessary part of theoretical modeling can outline in sharp relief the consequences of differing alternative interpretations and mechanisms––with final arbiter being a body of experimental evidence whose measurements address the consequences of these analyses.

"But," Dr. Leggett said, "if you take the view that the formalism is reflecting something out there in real world, it matters immensely". As a result, theorists have come up with a menu of alternative interpretations and explanations.

But it has to be acknowledged that Batson has radically changed the argumentative dialectic of the egoism-altruism debate by forcing the egoistic account of human agency to come up with ever more elaborate alternative interpretations in order to account for helping behavior within its framework.

We suggest the field has matured sufficiently, with a range of alternative interpretations available, that a strong prospect for a change in direction exists that could provide a major advance in disease understanding and clinical interventions.

This paper contrasts the conventional interpretation of prudential capital regulation as a system of ex ante enforcement ('hard wired') with an alternative interpretation as a system of sanctions for ex post violation ('incentive based').

Although more work is needed to nail down the conclusions, Clark says, "it is tremendously difficult to come up with an alternative interpretation" of the findings.

Some contention has arisen with an alternative interpretation of the filamentous impression as remains of collagen fibres, but this has not been widely accepted.

One problem with this alternative interpretation arises when we define risk.