Sentence examples for without any interpretation from inspiring English sources

Part of me wanted to present a biblical story without any interpretation spun into it.

Similarly the role of laboratory medicine was minimised when chemical autoanalyzers provided results cheaply and accurately and the printed values were significant to the referring physician without any interpretation or consultation with a laboratory physician.

Joan began by saying that she felt her experience could never be "just heard" by Jon -- listened to and absorbed, without any interpretation, solution, judgment, defense or attack.

The thought experiment is designed to show that it is possible to mimic intelligent action, without any interpretation or understanding, through the use of a purely functional system.

These scales only record what has been observed without any interpretation or immediate diagnostic aim.

PROMs are short self-completion questionnaires designed to capture aspects of patient health status or health-related quality of life reported directly by the patient without any interpretation by a clinician.

However, synthesis of dozens of drug analogues without any interpretations on their inhibitory activity can result in loss of time and chemicals.

Just give these reactions your full attention without adding any interpretation to it.

As Gödel puts it in his introduction to his theorem V, 'The fact that can be formulated vaguely by saying that every recursive relation is definable in the system P (if the usual meaning is given to the formulas of this system) is expressed in precise language, without reference to any interpretation of the formulas of P, by the following Theorem (V) (Gödel 1986, p. 171, italics Gödel's).

The next time you are listening to someone, see what it feels like to commit to being present, to just listening, without offering any interpretations about what the other is living, or suggesting any way to fix it.

Under the guise of efficiency, medical test results are now often released directly to patients, sometimes before or even without the benefit of any interpretation.