Sentence examples for interpret the cases from inspiring English sources
In our study, the attention given to psychosocial factors during the QUIP programme probably caused PTs to interpret the cases described in the vignettes predominantly as the profiles for which these factors are applicable, irrespective of the course of recovery.
And that ends up having an impact in terms of how people interpret the case.
Determinists generally interpret the case as one in which she exercises compatibilist free will and has no alternate possibilities.
Participants also commented that their ability to understand and interpret the case studies was important to their success in the post-test.
Four observers interpreted the cases in a free-response task.
Negativity of normal glands was the prerequisite for interpreting the cases, according to the recommendations of the College of American Pathologists (Fitzgibbons et al, 2000).
In several passages in her opinion, Judge Scheindlin made clear she was interpreting the case in light of an appeals court ruling issued a month after the trial in Mr. Newton's lawsuit against the city concluded.
Firstly, selecting and interpreting the case through a particular framework may have blinded us to nuances and other explanations outside that conceptual framework (Perren and Ram, 2004).
We interpreted the case study findings as interactions between the representational nature of the game and the abstract concepts the game was intended to demonstrate (Van Eaton et al. 2013).
Those participants correctly interpreting the case classified the cells as having Pelger–Huet morphology, while incorrect groups selected either pseudo Pelger morphology (diagnosing myelodysplasia), or "left-shifted" morphology (assigning a reactive condition) (Fig. 3d).
In any event, we recommend physicians performing the TRUS-G biopsies to review the MRI examination a few minutes before the TRUS sessions on the PACS (if possible in presence of the radiologist who interpreted the case) to select targets in the best conditions.
