Together with the parallel work by Eusebius of Caesarea, George's work constitutes the prime instrument for interpreting Christian chronography concerning the primitive church.
At least all those years are worth something, all those years of understanding reading not just as a practice inseparable from his occupation as a publisher, but also as a way of being in the world: an instrument for interpreting, sequence after sequence, his day-to-day life.
A methodology for interpreting instrumented sharp indentation with dual sharp indenters with different tip apex angles is presented by recourse to computational modeling within the context of finite element analysis.
MICs for the widely used generic HRQL instrument 36-item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) are available for interpreting clinical outcomes generally.
No anchor-based values for interpreting change were reported for any of the reviewed instruments, and none reported responder definitions for an epilepsy population according to the FDA's requirements around establishing responder definitions (see Table 1).
The overall performance of these instruments showed that the interRAI suite has substantial reliability according to conventional cut-offs for interpreting the kappa statistic.
Together, these three instruments and the Optional Protocols constitute what has come to be known as the International Bill of Human Rights, serving as touchstones for interpreting the human rights provisions of the UN Charter.
That said, all instruments can be considered to have substantial overall reliability based on Landis and Koch's [ 25] convention for interpreting kappa values.
A new public-domain probabilistic model for interpreting VA data, InterVA-4, is described, which builds on previous versions and is aligned with the 2012 WHO VA instrument.
If PRO instruments are to be considered more sensitive than past measures, it can be useful to specify a minimum important difference (MID) as a benchmark for interpreting mean differences.
