Currently plain radiographs are more accessible, easier to interpret by nonradiologists, and are not as operator-dependent as ultrasonography.
Additionally, future users may have needs that require other information, going beyond geometry, be also accessible to fully interpret the model.
Consider the move by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to publish extensive Medicare enrollment and utilization data, and to make it accessible and easy to interpret via the CMS website.
However it was noted that such interactions were very specific forms of interactions whose effects were not all accessible and complicated to interpret [ 51, 54].
Data were fully accessible to and interpreted by all authors, who attest to their accuracy and completeness.
The goal of this conceptual framework is to suggest processes for managing knowledge, making knowledge accessible to all stakeholders, to interpret the results within the political and social context and to facilitate decisions to improve population health and health equity.
Furthermore, a mechanism based on diffusion-convection towards a uniformly accessible electrode cannot be used to interpret the results obtained.
Genome sequencing data, proteomics data and microarray data are increasingly accessible, but difficult and laborious to interpret.
Key infrastructure needs include a comprehensive knowledge base that captures sequence variants and their phenotypic associations and is openly accessible to clinical groups attempting to interpret sequence data.
There is continued interest in developing and validating noninvasive imaging strategies to assess both targeted Y radioactivity and nontargeted Y radioactivity that are readily accessible, easy to implement, easy to interpret, and reported in a concise and consistent manner.
Bentham held, with Hobbes, that unless the language of the law and the methods used to interpret it were accessible and useful to the ordinary citizens to whom it applied, law would remain ineffectual as a guide to their behaviour.
