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For example, the interpretation of the relation between education and hypoglycaemic events can be interpreted as following for the linear mixed model (Table 2): Higher educated diabetic patients have 1.14 more events than (on average over time) compared to lower educated diabetic patients.

Take, for example, the interpretation of "Alice in Wonderland" by Mr. McGee.

In the above example, the interpretation of the state transition matrix, is as follows.

7 Consider, for example, the interpretation of sibling correlations described in Björklund et al. (2010): "A sibling correlation can thus be thought of as an omnibus measure of the importance of family background and community effects.

For example, the interpretation of feedback received from a person of something being 'very hot' in the context of working in an aluminum smelting plant versus sitting in an office is naturally very different.

Part of the achievement of its "shaped chaos" is that Lucinde presents, within the form of a novelistic work itself, a romantic 'contest' of competing novelistic possibilities (see, for example, the interpretation of the famous chapter on the "Allegory of Impudence" in Behler 1993).

It should be clear from the discussion above, for example, that the interpretation of *d as a voiced dental or alveolar stop is more certain than the interpretation of *k as a voiceless velar stop.

Such generalized equations can be useful, for example, in the interpretation of recent femtosecond laser experiments on metals.

For example, take the interpretation of Mill on which he believes that there is only one intrinsic value — happiness — but that happiness is a complicated sort of thing, which can happen in each of two different ways — either through higher pleasures, or through lower pleasures.

Figure  3 illustrates an example of the interpretation of an FCSS histogram.

An example of the interpretation of these numbers is that a one standard deviation increase on Factor 1 (job performance competence) is associated with a 0.89 standard deviation increase in the "overall rating" score, and is equivalent to a correlation of 0.89 between the factor and the observed variable.