Today's most vociferous scientific controversies turn on different interpretations of facts — about climate change, about contraception, about evolution.
It is possible for people writing from any political perspective to offer meaningful interpretations of facts, and it is also possible to bend facts to fit one's perspective.
They serve to integrate collective interpretations of facts scattered throughout literature.
Moral fictions are created from flawed interpretations of facts or false assumptions about a certain medical practice.
Biochemical signalling and metabolic pathways are becoming increasingly important for biomedical research, because they represent collective interpretations of facts scattered throughout the literature [ 96, 120 125].
Historically, social contagion, through uncritical acceptance of rumours, unverified information and persecutory interpretations of facts, has often unleashed acts of irrational mass behaviours, at times extremely cruel and violent (Mackay, 2008); however, it is difficult to fully explain these riots as the effect of social contagion.
Signaling and metabolic pathways are an increasingly important part of organizing knowledge in systems biology and are often represented through collective interpretations of facts scattered throughout literature (Heiner et al., 2004; Kell and Oliver, 2004; Luciano and Stevens, 2007; Ye and Doak, 2009).
The main point on which Wells and Wood disagree as to interpretation of fact happens to be one that is at present exercising many other scholars.
The following 10 books seek to understand the crimes they document through the context and circumstances of the places and the times in which they occurred 1. Beyond Belief by Emlyn Williams Williams said this account of the Moors Murders case was composed of three elements: fact, interpretation of fact and surmise.
Their arguments are based on prejudices, not an interpretation of facts.
