Finally, the three data sources were interpreted in coherence by using Pearson's correlations and qualitative interpretation.
The authors interpreted the coherence rise as reflecting increased corticospinal drive to muscles, and this indeed may be part of the explanation.
This means that children from the high-scoring ESAT-group, who have an average total IQ-score, perform well overall, but that they are less able to interpret the logical coherence of (social) situations than children from the moderate-scoring ESAT-group.
This measure ranges from-1 to 1 and can be interpreted as the coherence of assignments to clusters: high coherence (close to 1) indicates high between-group distances and strong within-group homogeneity.
The quantity T 0 may be interpreted as the coherence time necessary to see the quantum effects.
Libertarian philosopher Michael Huemer has argued that very few people find Rand's ideas convincing, especially her ethics, which he believes is difficult to interpret and may lack logical coherence.
Teaching presence provides conceptual coherence to construct, operationalise and interpret the regulation of online learning environments.
To describe and interpret the frequently observed spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) finding of a marked hyporeflective wedge-shaped structure at the boundaries of the areas of atrophy.
The objectives of the analysis were to describe and interpret the key issues related to coordination and coherence of community-based cancer rehabilitation in Denmark and to provide insights relevant for other contexts.
For the purposes of analysing pedagogic discourse, the networks here allow us to interpret pedagogic practice in close detail, with empirical consistency and coherence.
