Sentence examples for interpretative aims from inspiring English sources
The number of classes recognized should be kept to the minimum necessary to meet interpretative aims; five should probably be the most ever used.
The latest batch of ENCODE Consortium publications, specifically the article signed by all Consortium members (ENCODE Project Consortium 2012), has much more ambitious interpretative aims (and a much better orchestrated public relations campaign).
Interpretative phenomenology aims to explore participants' lived experience of events in order to understand how they make sense of their personal and social worlds (p. 3, 31).
The interpretative hermeneutic approach aims to reach some kind of "fusion of horizons", enriching the initial understanding about collaboration at the nexus, with the interpreter's knowledge as background [ 38].
These methods aim to be interpretative and configurative (i.e., aiming to make new or enhanced meanings by making connections between existing studies) rather than merely adding together or aggregating the qualitative study findings [ 19, 20].
It aims at an interpretative inference to external circumstances [19].
However, it is important to recognise that this process is an interpretative act and does not aim at scientific truth.
The main difference between QD and interpretive description lies in the data analysis, where interpretative description goes beyond mere description and aims to provide an in-depth conceptual description and understanding of a phenomenon, and QD stays closer to the data obtained.
"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.
A final limitation is inherent to literature reviews in that the authors of the studies included may have had different motives and aims, and used different methods and interpretative means, in drawing their conclusions.
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was chosen because its aim is to understand the specific experiences of individuals in certain circumstances [ 36, 37].
