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The data from the present study were analysed using a phenomenological hermeneutical method for interpreting interview texts inspired by the theory of interpretation presented by Ricoeur as cited in Lindseth & Norberg [ 4] and Pedersen [ 23].

A five points technique of procedures and interpretation, presented by Graneheim and Lundman (2004), were used.

The reasons for the difference between the present work and the interpretation presented by Alken and Maus (2010) can be attributed to the different methodologies applied for the radar and satellite data to infer the electric fields.

A contrasting interpretation, presented by Mira, et al. [92], is that Fusobacterium represents a genus with a Clostridial metabolic apparatus that has obtained a gram-negative envelope from the Proteobacteria.

I have number of suggestions to improve the presentation and interpretations presented by the authors: 1.

Interpretation presented herein is additionally supported by the conformability of the DRS and DMA results as well as by the fact that the α′ process is well discernible in the ε′ spectra shown in Fig.  3.

A new effective way of transfer function estimation and interpretation is presented by considering the input wave number spectrum in addition to the commonly used input frequency spectrum.

Survival following failure data for start-ups are numerous and complex in the interpretation, and data presented by the Statistic Brain (Startup business failure rate by industry, 2015) show a 55% failure rate within the fifth year.

Examination of the infratemporal region of Y. sangbiensis in the light of comparisons to G. stipanicicorum suggests a somewhat different interpretation than that presented by Wu et al. [ 13] in the original description.

However, the reading of this letter is still problematic and many interpretations have been presented by scholars.

In contrast to the results and interpretations presented in the article by Lanfear and colleagues, personal demographics, health status and sociocultural dimensions are frequently claimed to influence participation in research.