Sentences with phrase «meaningful interpretation»

To me a more meaningful interpretation is inherent in the notion of religious test.

Paleontologist Gabe Bever, who was not involved with the study, said «Research in these lesser - known basins is critically important for meaningful interpretation of the Permian fossil record.

In contrast to the plethora of guidance documentation published by the Office Privacy Commissioner of Canada, the CRTC has not yet taken the time to provide meaningful interpretation bulletins, fact sheets, tools or other materials.

This is an interpretation of the Whiteheadian scheme which has quite unacceptable consequences, but it may also turn out to be the only meaningful interpretation of the scheme in the sense that it is the only interpretation in any way distinguishable from the situation that would obtain if there were no God.

The IMI could also control and organize access to metadata (the associated host disease phenotype data, for a human gut microbiota sample, for instance) without which meaningful interpretation of the data is not possible.

This is invariably necessary b / c multivariate regression outputs (typically reported in tables of regression coefficients and associated precision measures such as t - statistics, standard errors, and stupefying «p - values») invariably defy meaningful interpretation by even stats - sophisticated readers.

He holds that meaningful interpretation of the course of events is possible only by a pre-apprehension of the fulfilling outcome toward which they move.

Some of the difficult verses of John's gospel, those words that are often contested, are confronted, discussed and given broader and more meaningful interpretation.

Rather, a basis is provided for the meaningful interpretation of what is objectively observed.

Archaeological monographs often make for dry reading, though the detail they contain may be necessary for any meaningful interpretation about the period under study.

This episode simultaneously taxed my visual / spatial system for three separate tasks: the intense spatial planning of where the heavy tree branches were to be cut, and would fall; the meaningful interpretation of the incoming barrage of sensory input; and the essential need to keep my balance based primarily on the constantly moving visual input.

Unfortunately, it started out with a serious error (unless I misread what he wrote), and that error more or less makes it impossible to extract a meaningful interpretation of the temperature data from the way he transformed the data.

Given the fierce politicization of the climate change discussion, a meaningful interpretation of public opinion data on climate change must examine the role of partisan differences and framing to tease out the real significance behind the numbers.