Further, because of the somewhat subjective nature of the other EO criteria (i.e., actions that concern a health or safety risk that may disproportionately affect children) and their application, the interpretation of the EO applicability criteria is important.
Lee (2012) argues that a Kuhnian perspective on values in science interprets lack of inter-reviewer consistency as variation in interpretation, applicability, and weight assigned to shared values by different members of the scientific community.
These insights are already detailed in the current section, given their applicability for data interpretation of the paintings dataset.
The high variance (from one style to another) of such a metric may strongly impact its value (distribution) and limit its applicability and its interpretation for different systems.
In principle, a source can be any medium that provides a model object and adequate documentation about the hypothesis, model development and validation process, the description of the results (e.g., suggested mechanistic interpretation, applicability domain, etc).
Our work has wide applicability for the interpretation of measurements of gene expression in microorganisms.
Moreover, these tests are altered by inflammation, which limits their applicability for clinical interpretation, especially in areas with high infection rates.
Although the parameters used in this analysis are of limited applicability, and careful interpretation is required, these data are consistent with previous results from the stratified analyses of median MNCV in ADCT [ 10], which were quantitatively endorsed.
Thresholding methods for estimating canopy indices from gamma corrected digital hemispherical images are influenced both by the image interpreter and applicability of the automatic interpretation algorithm.
Paradoxically, the more general the norm, the more open its interpretation and applicability.
Our study findings are subject to several major limitations in interpretation and applicability to programs.
