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The charter party is the document that is subject to scrutiny and interpretation by a court of law in the event of dispute, but, in practice, most disputes are submitted to arbitration.
Application of such artificial intelligence can be used to perform automatic document retrieval and interpretation by a robot through query.
TRUS-guided prostate biopsy and interpretation by a skilled team is highly recommended for early detection of PCa or its ruling-out.
Dimensions from the M-mode tracings and the summary interpretation were entered in the database after review of the data quality, raw data and interpretation by a trained echocardiographer.
The specimens were placed in liquid solution provided by Cytyc Corporation (Marlborough, MA, USA) and stored at the clinic before being batched-shipped to Cytyc every 2 weeks for immediate processing, analysis and interpretation by a senior, board certified cytologist, according to Bethesda (2001) nomenclature.
This study used a mixed methods approach combining key informant interviews, document analysis, focus group discussions, secondary data analyses and interpretation by an international dengue expert meeting.
We recognize the authority of a text (or a work of art) by engaging with it in textual explication and interpretation, by entering into a dialogical relationship with the past.
One of the practical impediments to the widespread use of ultrasonography is that some intensivists may still consider it as a traditional radiographic procedure, that is, an examination that is ordered by the bedside clinician but that is delayed in its performance, delayed in its interpretation, and interpreted by an offline reader with no deep understanding of the case.
Frequently performed (and subject to all kinds of updating and interpretation by stage directors), it is a fascinating tale of murder, skullduggery, and skull diggery.
Deciding Usage: Evidence and Interpretation, by J. Stephen Sherwin (641 pp., paperback, University Press of America, $64.50).
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