Some critics have argued that the state polls are biased towards Mr Obama because they overestimate Democratic turnout, but the historical evidence suggests otherwise.A second interpretation, put forth by Alec MacGillis of the New Republic, is that the media are simply responding to institutional incentives.
This suggests a critical developmental requirement of reproductive hormones for female AVPV kisspeptin neurons to effectively mount a positive feedback response to gonadal sex steroids, a finding that agrees with the interpretation put forth by Gonzalez-Martinez, et al. and Bakker, et al. [27], [28].
That interpretation was put forth by, among others, Sigmund Freud, who seemed to think that the Mona Lisa's mysterious smile emerged from a perhaps unconscious memory of Caterina's smile.
The interpretation of this result was that the marked PPG-effect of lixisenatide mainly reflected the delaying effect on gastric emptying; the same interpretation was put forth and discussed by Distiller and Ruus.
Before we met, I had written a review of Nassar's work in which I put forth this interpretation; he sent me a kind, slightly formal e-mail praising the "suitability of the statements".
An alternative interpretation of our observations was recently put forth in which it was suggested that the delay-period activity corresponds not to uncertainty but to backpropagating TD prediction errors.
The Nugent scoring system for interpretation of Gram-stained vaginal smears was put forth in an attempt to standardize diagnosis of BV and increase inter-rater reliability [16].
In 1893 historian Frederick Jackson Turner put forth what proved a durable interpretation in his seminal essay "The Significance of the Frontier in American History".
"Oceans are in our hands," the contest proclaimed, urging participants from 75 countries to put forth their best (and satirical) interpretation of the singular global concern.
This inconsistency between data and interpretation in the same paper implies that the conclusion put forth in the paper is dubious and requires a close re-examination.
