The phrase "interpretation thereof" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the interpretation of a specific thing, subject, or event. For example: "The court gave its interpretation thereof, and the ruling was in favor of the plaintiff."
The offending Ohio statute and broad interpretation thereof by relevant authorities are a natural extension of hate-crime laws, which take an activity clearly identified as criminal (for example, murder or assault and battery) and make it a separate crime if the already criminal act was committed while thinking a certain (unacceptable) way.
Rather, such inferences are based on a collection of measurable data points and the machine's interpretation thereof.
The article then proposes a general approach to analyze and refactor decision tables based on a geometric interpretation thereof.
Finally, without concomitant effective, affordable, and non-harmful interventions, prognosis alone is of questionable value, and wrong prognosis or a wrong interpretation thereof can be harmful.
At least, so one might naturally assume: but to discuss this issue fully would take us into the territory of Frege's views on oratio obliqua and Dummett's interpretation thereof.
The first section deals with the demographic characteristics of the university students who have been included in the study, and the second section deals with the findings on the questionnaires completed by the students about the contribution of the information technologies and information on education and their interpretation thereof and review.
To (a) assess the statistical power of nursing research to detect small, medium, and large effect sizes; (b) estimate the experiment-wise Type I error rate in these studies; and (c) assess the extent to which (i) a priori power analyses, (ii) effect sizes (and interpretations thereof), and (iii) confidence intervals were reported.
As a way of examining the meaning (or lack thereof) of the hub concept, we apply hub definitions based on these three criteria to four differently constructed high confidence protein interaction networks in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Methods), examine the extent to which the definitions agree, and report our results and interpretations thereof below.
Consequently, the European Court of Human Rights ('ECtHR') must increasingly refer to the CRC and interpretations thereof in cases involving children [ 24].
This includes, for example, mean (or median) BGLs as well as interpretations thereof in terms of counts of hyperglycaemic events.
