In this case, any non-zero NLCD cover estimate would be considered significantly different from the interpreted values, no matter how small the difference.
Taking into account average formaldehyde concentrations in indoor, rural, and urban air (see Figure 17) and the toxicological data available, interpreting values lower than 30 μg m−3 as guideline values or as recommendations seems to be somewhat unrealistic.
Nevertheless, the risk of post-mortem elevation needs to be carefully considered when interpreting values of PEth in post-mortem toxicology, given that some extremely high results were observed.
That is, the NLCD estimate was determined to be significantly different from a photo-interpreted value if the NLCD value was outside the 95% confidence interval bounds of the interpreted value.
However, we can interpret truth values not in an aletheic sense but in an epistemic sense: truth values (or designated values) express epistemic or doxastic commitments.
Conservatives believe that values of justice, freedom, and truth are important and should be pursued by the state, but they interpret those values in a concrete fashion.
There are disputes, sometimes bitter, over how to define and interpret those values, but their supremacy is hardly ever questioned.
Consequently, we have made no attempt to interpret the values of its parameters, or to compare them across muscles.
