Importantly, the role of EIS won't just be to provide "facts" but to identify gaps in existing knowledge: helping policymakers interpret data effectively, understand the nature of uncertainty in evidence, and avoid statistical errors and logical traps.
Clinicians are generally not trained in survey design, scale development, and questionnaire administration, making it difficult for them to interpret and effectively use PROs as clinical evidence.
This could help stakeholders, researchers and policy makers to adequately interpret and effectively guide implementation, monitoring and evaluation of similar health policy reforms.
But legal experts say changes in how the law is being interpreted will effectively allow those at the top to avoid liability.
Second, they reported applying detrending after computing these intensities (actually fractional changes per stratigraphic interval), which could be interpreted as effectively detrending twice.
From the viewpoint of the considered bacteria species, these fluctuations can also be interpreted to effectively model dynamic inhomogeneities of the IgG shape space distribution during the immune response (Figure 1B).
The observed intracluster correlation coefficient calculated using generalised estimating equations was −0.02 and thus interpreted as effectively zero.
Qualitative evaluations contextualize quantitative findings to effectively interpret a program's holistic value and provide insight into source effects such as gender, ethnicity, education and other structural factors (CRD 2008).
This approach can provide insights to educators to develop effective and targeted KT and educational interventions, and to more effectively interpret complex content-specific findings without requiring expertise in that content area.
Others may disagree, holding that most religions' sacred texts are too indeterminate to effectively interpret.
