In such interpretive-descriptive analyses of experience, we immediately observe that we are analyzing familiar forms of consciousness, conscious experience of or about this or that.
We also demonstrate that such interpretive responsiveness can be an evolvable property in variants of this ribozyme, particularly in an origin-of-life context.
But she has since developed such interpretive depth in works of Beethoven, Schubert and the like that a return to the Mozart concertos is not merely opportunistic or dutiful.
In London during the mid 1960s, fans would have called such interpretive freedom a rave up; in the late 1960s it was a jam, but by the 1970s it was hardly an innovation.
In such highly interpretive environments, rigidly structured databases do not always perform well.
As such, several interpretive amendments were required by the authors as outlined in our methodology section.
But transitional times are exactly the periods in which such institutions, traditions, and interpretive principles are first being set out.
In contrast, an interpretive approach, such as meta-ethnography, is not best suited to a key purpose in QI, namely production of actionable messages to inform practice.
This lack of structural control is generally compensated by expert knowledge introduced in the form of additional interpretive data such as cross-sections and maps.
The analytic procedures in interpretive description capitalize on such processes as synthesizing, theorizing and recontextualizing rather than simply sorting and coding [ 7, 8].
While some classic qualitative methods, such as writing memos or strategic sampling, are used in an interpretive description approach, the theoretical foundation of interpretive description is within a traditional naturalistic inquiry perspective rather than from a grounded theory, phenomenology or ethnographic perspective [ 39].
