Unfortunately, we were not able to collect blood over the exercise day, which would have allowed us to interpret the exercise-related glycemic responses directly in relation to the prevailing insulin levels.
Moreover, it means being able to interpret the demand of the exercise, or even constructing such a demand in negotiation with whoever asks for it.
It is they who interpret the portents and thus exercise a check on the policies of the ruler.
Nor, he added, should anyone interpret the paper — an academic exercise meant to highlight an interrelationship — as assigning blame to any particular individual.
" The inescapable fact is that adjudication of substantive due process claims may call upon the Court in interpreting the Constitution to exercise that same capacity which by tradition courts always have exercised: reasoned judgment.
DS, ABW and SYC performed and interpreted the advanced cardiopulmonary exercise testing.
Important considerations when interpreting the results of this exercise are that two of the stakeholder groups, dermatopathology and genitourinary medicine, were under-represented.
Second, since robust head-to-head clinical studies of RV5 and RV1 are not currently available, and thus the comparative effectiveness of the 2 vaccines is unknown, caution should be exercised in interpreting the results of analyses assuming use of each vaccine separately.
Even worse, most visualizations require the user go through the mental exercise of interpreting the results.
Perhaps the greatest challenge of any data mining exercise is interpreting the results.
HH was the paid researcher on the project and designed and produced, with critical input from RM and others, all the documentation for the project, and processed and interpreted the feedback from the consultation exercise, and drafted the study report.
