If two companies are using different interpretations, and thus getting different results, there is something to be said for informing investors of that, and letting them make informed judgments.
Depending on how he arranges them, they evoke different feelings, different interpretations, and it is these that interest him, more than the events themselves; when telling his story, he often glides over long periods in a single paragraph or selects one tiny incident, dispensed with in a sentence or two, as a jumping-off point for long passages of reflection.
These scenarios imply different interpretations and would require different responses in those countries that experience more frequent filoviral disease outbreaks.
As was found in other studies (14, 36), this decentralisation resulted in insufficient coordination among different stakeholders and different interpretations and variations in OSD policy implementation.
Some authors argue that it is possible that the different modes of microRNA action reflect different interpretations and experimental approaches, but the possibility that microRNAs do indeed silence gene expression via multiple mechanisms also exists.
This conflict can be related to the different interpretations that different relatives and physicians have of the patient's AD and the progress and prognosis of the acute illness.
The claim is: although the genic models are mathematically equivalent, they have different parameters, and a different interpretation, and they are completely independent from hierarchical models.
While these measures are all related and based on the same analysis, each measure involves a different interpretation and slightly different rank probabilities.
For example, a rapid heart rate may fit into a "positive excitement schema" or into an "anxious potentially harmful schema", i.e., the same afferent interoception can result in fundamentally different interpretation and therefore have completely different self-relevance.
The language used in rubrics has been criticized as being vague and unclear (Turley & Gallagher, 2008), which results in different interpretations by different raters (Knoch, 2009; Weigle, 2002).
