Sentence examples for interpretation and power from inspiring English sources

The social constructionist framework which emphasizes the complex development and interaction between knowledge, meaning, interpretation and power in the constitution of belief systems[ 28] assisted understanding in how the cultural meaning of cancer impacted upon participants' care-seeking behaviour.

The social constructionist framework, which acknowledges complexity in the development and the interaction between knowledge, meaning, interpretation and power in the constitution of belief systems was used to assist our analysis and understanding of what menopause signified and how this meaning impacted upon participants' care-seeking behaviour [ 41].

We reduced the total number of possible combinations (full-factorial design: 81 pairs) to ease interpretation and retain statistical power.

We will mention two as the most important to our study: a) situational analysis that provides elements to map different discourses and, b) discourse analysis which we used as a deconstructive reading and interpretation of power relationships to gain a comprehensive understanding of the effects of these dynamics in creating new subjectivities [ 10, 11].

However, more validation on its true benefits such as its benefits to patients in regard to patient related outcomes and issues with standardized training in acquisition and interpretation of power Doppler findings are required.

The two conjoint approaches are compared and discussed in terms of experimental designs, data analysis methodologies, outcomes, user-friendliness of the results interpretation, estimation power and practical issues.

Issues in data interpretation include power statistics and experimenter effects.

Then he added, "In a uniquely Japanese way, the local government can exercise its own power of interpretation, and that worries me".

Mr President, some believe that the debate on the future of Europe can be summarised in the development of the Community method, where the Commission has the monopoly on initiative, the Court of Justice has political power and interpretation, and the right to impose European law on one or more Member States is achieved by increasing majority decisions.

We must continually question not only what it means to be cruel, but also what it means to receive cruelty, and the ultimate interpretation of power through these mechanisms.

This general Green DSL framework is then explained using the duality between rate regions and power regions, which results in a simple but powerful geometric interpretation of power-aware DSM.