Abstractions from observation concepts constitute interpretations.
The resulting "partial" pathway constitutes the "interpretation model" for a specific differential expression profile; it contains classes of proteins whose members or "expression targets" have revealed statistically significant changes in the differential expression profile.
Thus the Theology, along with other texts derived from the Arabic version of Plotinus, in fact constitute an interpretation of Plotinus' thought, and not just a translation.
They constitute the interpretation of observed associations of genes with bevacizumab activity extremely difficult, especially in view of lack of constistency when various benefit metrics are examined (response rate, PFS) and the absence of independent significance in multivariate analyses.
In an ethnographic approach the presented narratives constitute an interpretation of the actions and interactions and the intention is to transform the observations and interviews into a comprehensive text [ 19].
(c) The essential role of "divination," qua hypothesis, in interpretation constitutes a further point of similarity between interpretation and natural science.
Robert Imbelli I think that the question is, and long has been, just what constitutes "an authentic interpretation of the Council".
In a discussion of validity in writing assessment, Pamela Moss and colleagues call for attention to ethical "IDAs" that constitute assessment: interpretations, decisions, and actions.
Modal interpretations constitute another class of no-collapse interpretations of quantum mechanics that were developed to reconcile quantum mechanics with relativity (and to solve the measurement problem).
Within this particular study, negotiation of meaning may for example, relate to the interpretation of what constitutes clinical research within a given field or more specifically, the interpretation of research findings.
