The second addition was a weekly section reviewing the news, which grew to become much more -- a section devoted to interpretation, analysis and commentary -- as the decades passed and a glut of information threatened to swamp readers.
But for estimating effects at detected QTL, where the number of loci interrogated will be fewer by several orders of magnitude and the amount of time and energy devoted to interpretation will be far greater, there is room for a different trade-off.
In 1995 the Pompidou Centre in Paris staged a show entitled Feminine-Masculine, the Sex of Art, devoted to artistic interpretations of heterosexuality in the 20th century.
Ms. Liberman, a former clerk to Associate Justice Antonin Scalia of the Supreme Court, is a founder of the Federalist Society, a group based at law schools that is devoted to strict interpretation of the Constitution.
Much of Dummett's own work was accordingly devoted to the interpretation and exposition of Frege's ideas, and he will be as well remembered for his exegesis of Frege as he will for his own seminal contributions to analytic philosophy.
Instead, he made fa the province of an educated elite devoted to the interpretation and transmission of ritual texts, and this is one of the reasons he placed so much importance on the ru erudites.
Some figures wrote treatises devoted to their interpretation (Ficino's mentor Antonio degli Agli, his follower Giovanni Nesi [for an edition of Nesi's work see Celenza 2001], Filippo Beroaldo the Elder and Lilio Gregorio Giraldi), while others discussed them as part of larger works (Erasmus and Reuchlin).
In order to improve the validity of patient delay studies, it is suggested that research be strengthened on three counts: More research should be devoted to symptom interpretation processes, more research should seek to operationalise patient delay, and, importantly, more research is needed to develop valid instruments for measuring patient delay.
It goes in the same direction as the increase in religious practice we can see in the Muslim world," said Alain Granat, a journalist and the founding editor of "Jewpop," a popular website devoted to encouraging liberal interpretations of Judaism.
