A paternalistic health system makes decisions based on what the 'system' finds to be in the patient's best interest, against informed choice, and the patient makes decisions based on the information provided, against interpretive choice [ 34].
To test the importance of how interpretive information is presented, signs with either ontological (instructions without explanation) or teleological (instructions with explanation) information were positioned along the path towards the site.
Information The Burren Interpretive Center at Kilfe nora, the first such center in Ireland, has models and exhibits explaining the geology, flora and fauna of the Burren, as well as an audiovisual lecture of the area.
The dependence on others, unlike the dependence on perception, filters one's information through another interpretive mind with its own biases and fallibility.
Landscape narrative, combining landscape and narrative, has been employed to create storytelling layouts and interpretive information in some famous botanic gardens.
Moreover, this study aims to make a methodological contribution to the interpretive information systems (IS) literature by showing the potential of Spradley's (1979) ethnographic methods for understanding the human context in IS research and practice.
More Order 1 surveys are needed to define the characteristics of anthrosequences in other urban settings and involving different soil orders, and to develop predictive urban soil landscape models needed to provide better interpretive information for users of urban soil survey maps.
Spend some time on the Butte for photo opportunities and interpretive information about the Navajo culture the ties to their land.
Effects on infant serum levels were noted, but no interpretive information was given.
The physician must learn to use the newest bioinformatic tools available to access interpretive information and to make judgments about appropriate follow-up treatment and care.
