I understand some economists may interpret that choice as an attempt to dodge academia's demands for a particular level of rigor.
Controlled breathing eliminates one aspect of this relationship, and studies designed to understand cardiorespiratory physiology conducted under these conditions need to be interpreted with an understanding that they may not represent normal physiology.
Beaked whales are the most common species affected by unusual mass strandings, perhaps because their shy nature makes them more easily scared by noises that they may interpret as killer whale sounds.
We hypothesize that the attitude of children with ADHD toward school may be more negative and that they may interpret situations in the school context as providing more cause for anger, more frequently.
While these guidelines give researchers flexibility, the fact that they may be interpreted in a number of ways can leave researchers and research actors such as fieldworkers, uncertain about what the right thing to do is.
She added: "If children do not understand it or hear about the end of their care from the media, they can interpret that any way they want – they may be angry.
Although this issue is difficult to be revealed due to the limited data, we interpret that this may be caused by the difference in distance of ray paths that have influence on attenuation.
Based on the preliminary modeled compositions of these factors, we interpret that there may be one intermediate crustal source, and at least one dacitic source exhibiting higher Ti/Al ratios, although we cannot differentiate further based on QFA alone.
We interpret that this may indicate that health care personnel experiencing feedback and communication about the errors reported would benefit the patient safety climate, giving incentives to the health care personnel to report events more frequently.
