Fish's contention that all potential candidates which might constrain interpretation are themselves susceptible to being interpreted in a variety of ways results in his claiming that texts or originals cannot constrain judges at all in the way in which is commonly supposed, as texts do not have meanings in advance of particular interpretations of them.
In closing, we would like to restate the procedural decisions that can somewhat constrain interpretation of the present findings.
These principles recommended dynamical linking (dyna-linking) in MERs, when multiple external representations are used to support complementary roles and information, and to constrain interpretation.
The experimental design constrains interpretation of the results: they suggest that some aspect of human consciousness is involved as a source of the effects.
The thought is that the original set of norms could not really constrain interpretation if substantive, moral considerations played some role in determining what it is to fit the norms.
The study's limited sample size constrains interpretation of the data, but severity of symptoms at baseline was not clearly associated with attendance.
Data from sediments help constrain interpretations of past changes in the geomagnetic field, the environment, and climate.
These results can help to constrain interpretations of ACC activations in functional imaging experiments of the Stroop task.
Learning from multiple representations is characterized by means of three key functions: (i) to provide complementary information and processes, (ii) to constrain interpretations, and (iii) to construct a deeper domain understanding (Ainsworth 1999).
