This interpretation, which in principle could have required the ban of everything from herbal teas to mushrooms, actually led the F.D.A. to ban saccharine, though this extremely controversial regulatory response never took effect because Congress enacted, and has continually renewed, a law postponing the ban.
Kinetic-wave mode interpretation is in principle possible, but kinetic-wave modes such as whistler and beam resonant modes appear as particularly clear dispersion branches (Narita et al. 2003), which is not the case in the obtained results.
There are enough archaeologically well-known cases of colonisation to show that phylogeographic interpretations can work in principle.
In order to do so, one must observe the constraints of "radical interpretation"—in particular, the "principle of charity," which states that a speaker's sentences should be interpreted in such a way that most of them are counted as truthful.
In principle, interpretation of the present results in terms of the robustness of proteins to misfolding is not strictly necessary.
The reading and interpretation of interview texts should be performed as open-mindedly as possible to insure that the different interpretations in the principles of Beauchamp & Childress [ 11] and Rendtorff & Kemp [ 12] may both contribute to an understanding of the lived experience of the interviewees.
Moreover, this question is equally important for the philosophy of language which underpins Schleiermacher's theory of interpretation, as embodied in principles (4) and (5).
This amorphous state results in model materials and, in principle, easier interpretation of the morphology from experimental results.
A DNA clause is an example of a system-based rule – a written instructive that health workers should conform to – and the interpretation of any rule can, in principle, be experienced incorrect in the sense that actions made in accordance with the rule can be conceived as ethically wrong [ 10].
Remarkably, this selected group of amino acids sharing a positive correlation with productivity had on average higher ratios of catabolization (relative to their specific consumption) than the rest of the essential amino acids, which were primarily used for biomass synthesis; the interpretation of these selections can in principle be based on their contribution to oxidative metabolism as well.
