The act, as courts have interpreted it, does not prohibit bigness or even monopoly, per se.
"I think the way [Carhart] was narrowly interpreted, it didn't have the impact we feared, which is good -- but it has caused some doctors to alter their methods in certain ways that may not be so harmful, but were completely unnecessary and serve absolutely no purpose," Smith said.
In those situations it is conceivable that MCA-Meth yields results that are hard to interpret as it does not detect the priming site methylation status but rather relies on the methylation pattern of the whole sequence analyzed.
As a result, the copula of the propositions which Penbygull deals with cannot be extensionally interpreted, as it does not mean that a given object is a member of a certain set, nor that a given set is included in another, but it always means degrees in identity between two compound entities.
Thus, investigation on the respective role of B1R and B2R in diabetes using genetically modified mice must be cautiously interpreted since it does not simply reflect the absence of a given receptor and may explain apparent contradiction with pharmacological studies.
This fact must be interpreted carefully, as it does not mean that the number of software developers contributing to the OpenStack Nova is now lower.
A key advantage of the linear model is an easily interpreted R, but it does not account for within-subject correlations.
It is possible that simply asking patients to download and review their data, without knowing how they are interpreting and using it, does not have an impact on A1c.
Validating ethnography also provides depth to recorded phenomena and helps to understand and interpret findings, even if it does not reveal what newspaper reporting misses.
So backing up and reading the quote in context reveals Pollan is commenting on the ways in which a famous feminist's quote could be (and are) interpreted, but it doesn't exactly implicate him as America's anti-feminist foodie extraordinaire.
