Although respondents of the pilot study did not make remarks with respect to interpretation, open interpretability is relevant to all questions possibly most to those with a low score.
To facilitate interpretation, relevant explanatory variables were transformed into categorical variables (ie, age, heart rate and systolic blood pressure).
Although this entry will steer clear of these interpretive hurdles and will concentrate on Mill's discussion of the nature of happiness and of some of the institutional structures that can promote happiness, these questions of interpretation will be relevant to a final assessment of Mill in Section 4, below.
OT oversaw the coordination between the study team and employer, particularly regarding the interpretation of findings relevant to the work environment.
The transcripts were read numerous times and important ideas, interpretations, and themes relevant to the research questions were identified using an inductive approach [ 37].
This concern prevents the district level managers from adding interpretations of data relevant to its understanding at a central level, but may have advantages in ensuring transparency of stock management and rapidity of reporting.
Fig. 9 Observations relevant to interpretation of a substorm-SMC connection for the event of February 17 , 2015
Clearly, it's this latter, model-theoretic interpretation which is most relevant to understanding the fact that M ⊨ Ω[mˆ].
A systematic review is a method that enables the evaluation and interpretation of accessible research relevant to a subject matter (Kitchenham et al. 2007).
In their article, 'The Intentional Fallacy', Wimsatt and Beardsley famously argue in relation to the literary arts that the only kind of evidence that is relevant to interpretation is that which is internal to the work in question.
