Adopting a constructivist approach, expectations, conceptions and beliefs do contribute to defining the subjective framework under which individuals interpret and approach their everyday experience (see, for example, Farrell and Lim 2005; Marton et al. 2004).
It is easy to interpret this approach as a repudiation of the F.B.I.'s system and electronic surveillance in general.
A mathematically clear connection between variational models and nonlinear diffusion filters is presented that allows to interpret one approach as an approximation of the other, and vice versa.
Since individual reviewers with different backgrounds could be expected to interpret and approach each DIF/DBF in different ways, this will result in a more comprehensive understanding of these flagged test items/texts.
This is followed by a detailed explication of the four major themes that describe and interpret the approach that CFHNs take to assessment and screening.
The M×E model presented in this article is an easy-to-implement and easy-to-interpret approach for modeling G×E in genomic models.
Additionally, besides being conceptually difficult to interpret, these approaches have the disadvantage of not allowing a comparison between multiple agents when these are available for the same indication.
The former prime minister told Mr. Wilson that he interpreted the approach to mean the Iraqis were interested in acquiring a form of uranium.
Science fiction critic John Clute has interpreted this approach as Gibson's recognition that traditional science fiction is no longer possible "in a world lacking coherent 'nows' to continue from", characterizing it as "SF for the new century".
There are various models for these services, ranging from professional interpreting services to community interpreting approaches (the use of trained community members to undertake interpreting as opposed to professionally trained interpreters), but all require investments over and above the usual resources required for care when clinicians and service users speak the same language (2, 4).
The first, informal survey followed a qualitative approach because the team wanted to gather information on which they could base and interpret the quantitative approach used in the second survey [13 16].
