These weighted coefficients, however, should not be interpreted individually but rather as a combined (epi gene cluster "hit," constituting a set of bi-directional epigenetic marks (+ or -) among pathway genes associated with an exposure model.
Still, she recognizes that directing her work to one heterosexual man who wasn't her partner was a way of protecting herself: her writing could be interpreted as flirting, rather than as writing in earnest.
Recognising this ambiguity, FDA issued guidance that this should be interpreted broadly rather than narrowly, citing depression as an example of a condition that was serious and potentially life threatening.
As in all non-experimental studies, the results should be interpreted as associations rather than definitive evidence of causal effects, given the impossibility of fully addressing selection on unobservables.
They were not intended to be interpreted realistically but rather as symbolically representing the divine.
Furthermore, given the uncertainty of parameter estimation, the timing results of this work should not be interpreted quantitatively, but rather as a general principle for antiviral strategies that delaying the onset of wide-scale treatment can potentially reduce the overall disease burden while preventing large resistant outbreaks.
So hard, in fact, that when the truth was known the government's actions could only be interpreted as deception rather than delusion, and the incumbent Conservatives were defeated at the polls.
For example, the second necessity operator could be interpreted as normative (rather than metaphysical) necessity.
Hence, our estimates should be interpreted as association/correlation rather than causal (see [15]).
