Although it is important to compare our data with previous observations in the literature, the differences in definitions of anemia that were used in these studies also make descriptive comparisons between studies difficult, and any apparent differences difficult to interpret.
The later Alexandrian commentators tend to emphasize that it is the commentator's duty not to interpret apparent disagreements of Aristotle with Plato literally, but to look to the sense and discover the fundamental agreement or 'harmony' (sumphônia) of the two philosophers (e.g., Simplicius, in Cat. 7,31).
As is well known, it is often hard to decide whether or not we are faced with identity or mere correlation; Wimsatt (1976: 697ff) argues that when we conceive of reduction as a scientific process, we are well advised to interpret apparent correlations as identities.
Such apparent convergences are hard to interpret however for several reasons.
For example, although a recent paper on developmental gene expression in the ascidian, Molgula [ 48] addressed many of the same questions, it focussed specifically on highly expressed genes (i.e. only those accounting for more than 0.2% of the total number of ESTs) so it is not possible to interpret apparent differences, such as in the percentage of unique genes.
Though ayatollahs are well versed in subtle distinctions, I am not quite sure how to interpret this apparent rift between the Greater and Lesser Satans.
The influence of Hegel becomes apparent when the author tries to interpret everything in a dialectical way i.e., through a tension of opposites.
"We deeply appreciate the great alliance between our two countries," he said, "but when it comes to Israel's survival, we must always remain the masters of our fate .Though ayatollahs are well versed in subtle distinctions, I am not quite sure how to interpret this apparent rift between the Greater and Lesser Satans.
It is hard to interpret the apparent lack of large effect on Vm by pHi change under this condition.
It is hard to interpret the apparent lack of large effect on V m by pH i change under this condition.
The study is well presented and the additional data confirm the apparent inconsistency and the difficulty to interpret these data, probably highlighting the weakness of the candidate gene approach in this field of migratory research, and I support their publication.
