Thus, this study aims to utilize an effective approach to interpret individual, subjective human experiences in natural environments using interpretive structural modeling.
Because standard errors of measurement are used in score interpretations, it is possible to easily create confidence intervals to interpret individual scores (Embretson, 1996).
Unfortunately, current federally certified voting systems don't report how they interpret individual ballots.
What's the point, his graphs seem to ask, of continuing to interpret individual books — especially books that have already been interpreted over and over?
These frames shape how we understand the world and have a deep impact on how we interpret individual success.
Second, feature networks [20] can be used to interpret individual predictions by identifying the activating and deactivating structural features.
As Black and Smith (2006) note, the high degree of correlation between different measures of peer ability make it difficult to interpret individual coefficient estimates for specific measures when multiple measures are included in the empirical model.
The historian needs to interpret individual pieces of evidence; and he or she needs to be able to somehow fit the mass of evidence into a coherent and truthful story.
It is clear that using study or population exposure distributions as a way to interpret individual-level data has potential pitfalls.
In children and adolescents, reliable age- and sex-specific reference intervals are an indispensable prerequisite to interpret individual thyroid function correctly.
