In all, one possible interpretation is that a dying back neuropathy affects this mutant, with caspase 3 activation and damage to some axons occurring before neuronal death.
In order to entangle possible interpretations of differences in physiological responses, it is therefore necessary to study concurrent behavioural indicators and other correlates of RSA.
Indeed, the classic realism debate on the ultimate nature of "being" can be reconstructed in terms of the possible interpretations of (ON).
Thus intertextuality inevitably has a role to play in accounting for the possible interpretations of each unit of text as an instance of a wider set of potential meanings: all text-units are part of a larger set of texts, either as a class of similar texts, or as part of a chain of on-going textual events.
Different answers to such decisions lead to different network characteristics, and result in diverse possible interpretations of the same dataset.
She also argues that the benefits of self-explaining are highest when the learning activity is constrained so that learners are limited in their possible interpretations.
And when the thoughtfulness shows (as with a renovation estimate that "waxed to the girth of the Talmud while rivaling it in possible interpretations"), the effort pays off.
For two-tier items, there are meaningful differences in possible interpretations for the content choice and reasoning tiers, which makes the summation of scores particularly inappropriate for such instruments.
This design was used to maximize possible interpretations in the shortest time range between runs, minimizing potential effects of changes in the source population or of population failures.
One of Burgess's schoolboy poems, "The Music of the Spheres", written in 1934 while he was studying at Xaverian College in Manchester, offers two possible interpretations.
It is easy to show that the propositional calculus is complete in the sense that every valid sentence in it i.e., every tautology, or sentence true in all possible worlds (in all interpretations)—is a theorem, as may be seen in the following example.
