However, the interpretations of satisfaction with the amount of PCP choice measured immediately after the choice was made or given will have to be different from that measured several years after the choice was made.
And if Lewis's distinction between genuine constraint satisfaction and a theory's idiosyncratic interpretation of constraint satisfaction holds good then the MTA is invalid so that one precisely cannot infer from the alleged fact that the world will afford countless interpretations of T that these interpretations are intended, even less can this be granted, pace Lewis, ex hypothesi.
It is still possible however that the findings represent a cultural difference in the interpretation of 'career satisfaction.
For the interpretation of the satisfaction scores, we considered the minimal difference defined as clinically meaningful by Osoba et al., namely a mean change of at least 5 points [ 26].
These individual differences may even enter into the meaning and interpretation of items: "satisfaction with role functioning" means something very different for people who want or expect to return to work versus people who want or expect to scale back.
The available evidence indicates that health status can affect satisfaction, and therefore suggests that accurate interpretations of comparative satisfaction data requires consideration of the illness profile of the population samples involved [ 40].
The interpretation (i.e. ratings of satisfaction) of clinical encounters varies with such factors as age and health status indicating that age is an important factor in determining satisfaction, with older adults being more satisfied [ 16, 17].
This paper describes several important findings relating to the interpretation of surveys of patients' satisfaction and experience.
We now define a relation of satisfaction between interpretations, variable-assignments, and formulas of L1K=.
For his part, Mr Nečas sought to address the restitution issue, noting that while "searching for a joint interpretation of history brings a moral satisfaction, the pre-war ownership [arrangements] cannot be revived".It is unlikely William Faulkner had Central Europe in mind when he wrote "The past is never dead.
