However, the suggestions from their economic evaluation should be construed with a caution for the following reasons: (i) they used a 12-month follow-up time horizon for their model but the follow-up time duration should be 2 years or more for formal outcome measurements [ 14, 15].
Others argued variously for either murder or suicide, drawing implications for how the work's larger message should be construed with respect to personal identity or social or political system.
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What makes these shorelines unique, however, is their role as distinctive time markers, allowing the order of formation of landforms and sediments to be construed with unprecedented detail.
It is quite unlikely that this may be construed, with intermediate accommodation in c1, which is the antecedent of the conditional, as "If Fred is married and is coming to the reception, he may bring his wife".
"What I say about yoga is it is not to be construed with exercise," she said.
Because that's part of being a leader, see, is construing with your gut.
Because that's part of being a leader, see, is construing with your gut. 2.
We have been considering various understandings of the phenomenology of religious experience, where religious experience may be construed as an encounter with God as a particular entity, or as an encounter with some material context, given by our built or natural environment or some combination of these.
But the seat of Batman is construed as a person with the personalities of strong and healthy.
