The research assistant's test performance was audited by the principal investigator at regular intervals to ensure correctness of the technique and interpretation of the results.
The Indian newspaper the Telegraph bemoans in an editorial "This mix of political correctness and fantastical over-interpretation" which leads to a tendency "to miss the spirit of a certain manner of putting things because of misplaced earnestness about matters pertaining to gender, sexuality and race".
Nonetheless, analysis of these information models yielded valuable insights to ensure comprehensiveness and correctness of interpretation of information objects for the verification and extension of PCROM.> -wrap-foot> PR = Protocol Representation, SDM = Study Design Model.
This is based on an earlier study 41 which defined 'recall' as success in selecting the correct answers in the question items and 'understanding' as correctness of interpretation of statements presented in the question items.
In addition, to ensure the relevance, accuracy and correctness of interpretations of RT-qPCR, it is recommended that the precise guidelines for RT-qPCR MIQE (Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiment) should be adhered to [ 6].
The roles of reviewers include assessing the internal validity of an article, such as accuracy and correctness with considerations of the study design, research methodology, statistical analysis and interpretation of results.
Violence and bigotry have no concern for the truth of a religion, the level of someone's genuine devotion to it, the correctness of textual interpretation, and the actual outcome of implementing the resulting tenets.
No part of this paper depends on the correctness of either interpretation, and it seems more prudent to leave both taxa separate at this time.
Happily, the present argument is not dependent on correctness of interpretation.
On the verification side, a two-phase approach based on model-based testing and abstract interpretation has been followed to enforce functional correctness and runtime error freedom.
But again, a semantic interpretation must provide us with a notion of correctness and malfunction, and there are compelling arguments against this that are closely related to the causal theories of function (§2.4).
