This Article thus reframes the theory of statutory and constitutional interpretation, distinguishing purely linguistic questions from legal questions to which language offers no unique answer.
The Triple Helix model referred to in this paper mainly follows Etzkowitz's (2008, 2002) interpretation, who distinguishes between three types of Triple Helix models.
Both are examples of rather defined changes, described in detail in the WHO classification, although it still leaves room for interpretation (what distinguishes a pure anaplastic oligodendroglioma with necrosis from a mixed AOA with necrosis? How is endothelial proliferation defined?).
However, further work is needed to verify this interpretation and distinguish it from alternative explanations that invoke rock magnetic complexities as the cause of the unusual directions.
For this case, the rhythm interpretation should distinguish between pulseless and pulse giving organised rhythms.
This is not all - Vogan and Higgs make another observation of no lesser importance: the model and its interpretation clearly distinguish, I believe for the first time, between the coherence of genomes and coherence of species.
Rather, he added, "it was the intelligence and good taste" of her interpretations that distinguished her.
In the absence of such a single measure, legal reasoning must often and in very hard cases, usually be content to show that two or three alternative interpretations are distinguished from an indefinitely large number of other interpretations by being correct, that is, not wrong (albeit not uniquely correct).
Researchers' interpretations are distinguished from key informants' statements, 54 while anonymised quotes illustrate the scope and depth of groupings plus exceptions, if any.
Where intermediate and pathogenic alleles are found in the same individual, the interpretation should clearly distinguish the risks associated with each allele.
