For all this, however, a surprising number of legal theorists agree at least at an abstract level about one central characteristic of interpretation, namely that interpretation is a Janus-faced concept, encompassing both a backward-looking conserving component, and a forward-looking creative one.
While these concepts are frequently ignored (Campbell and Nehm, 2013), researchers who address the issues of reliability and validity often mistake them as required properties of one's assessment tools rather than, correctly, as characteristics of the interpretations we make from the tools' results (Cronbach and Meehl, 1955; Messick, 1995; Brown, 2005; Campbell and Nehm, 2013).
Also, it is recommended that a specific calibration curve must be developed for each SFR and plain concretes with particular attention to disc characteristics for interpretation and comparisons of results to make a realistic assessment.
The heterogeneity of study characteristics limits interpretation of pooled estimates of time to clearance, however, studies included in this review suggest an increase in documented clearance over time, a result which is sensitive to duration of follow-up.
Messick [ 9] stated that validity is a characteristic of the interpretation of results and does not pertain to the instrument itself.
Although an increase in TSL implies a weakening in the IOS characteristics, the interpretation of the dynamics is tricky since it is difficult to trace out whither the results stem from: TSL consists of a ratio of distorting taxes, and it is difficult to disentangle which of the two is more distortionary.
Clinical characteristics aide interpretation of socio-demographic treatment/outcome trends.
These gross growth-type morphologic characteristics enable interpretation of imaging features and assist in the differential diagnosis.
More detailed information about the demographic characteristics of participants would aid interpretation of the results.
But perhaps Porphyry's most important and influential contribution was the incorporation into Neoplatonism of Aristotle's logic, in particular the doctrine of the categories, with the characteristic Neoplatonic interpretation of them as terms signifying entities.
