For 'schizophrenia' this may be challenging as the known environmental risk factors are typically small (for example, obstetric complications), difficult to quantify (for example, cannabis exposure), or difficult to interpret (for example, urban living).
Significant amounts of variability remain unexplained and/or are very difficult to detect and interpret, for example, the imprints of convectively forced gravity waves in the thermosphere.
Another key point about numeralwise expressibility is that although we informally interpret, for example, Prov Sb ru1…unZ x1)…Z xn))), by: 'the formula with Gödel number r is provable if the Gödel number for the xi th numeral is substituted in place of the i th variable,' neither the formal statement within the theory P nor anything we prove about it appeals to such meanings.
Conversely, it's distribution among other groups is more complex but difficult to interpret; for example, some fungi, ichthyosporeans, and choanoflagellates have EFL while others do not and the relationships between these is unclear [ 13, 15- 17].
We have not provided numbers of guidelines at each of the sites as these are very difficult to interpret; for example some hospitals had one broad protocol that covered a large number of clinical areas, whereas in other hospitals each clinical area was addressed by individual, smaller guidelines.
It is therefore too early to interpret these examples as a revolution in disguise in the Netherlands.
The three main categories of the taxonomy provide a crucial differentiation to clarify and interpret practical examples of integrated care.
We interpret specific examples of variation in gene presence in bacteria in the context of these findings.
Details on how TEG/ROTEM and reference tests were conducted and interpreted (for example, timing of the tests, blinded interpretation) were assessed.
The differences, he says, stem from how complications are interpreted: For example, were all those cases recorded as pneumonia really pneumonia?
