Finally, while the recognition task we used to measure interpretative bias has well established validity, its reliability has yet to be formally examined.
However, an interpretative problem with most measures of unintentional non-adherence is that they do not reveal the underlying reasons for forgetfulness or carelessness.
Nonverbal cognitive skills: All respondents were administered Raven's Progressive Matrices (Raven et al. 1984), a widely used nonverbal measure of interpretative cognitive skills,13 that consists of a set of shapes and patterns, with the respondent asked to supply the "missing piece" from a set of six choices.
The diameter of zones of inhibition produced by each antibiotic disc was measured and the isolates were classified as resistant, intermediate, and sensitive based on the standard interpretative chart of the NCCLS and Fluka zone interpretative chart in accordance with WHO requirement.
To respond to this challenge, the measurement of equivalence/invariance (ME/I) measures whether the instrument activates similar cognitive, perceptive, and interpretative processes in different groups (Vandenberg and Lance, 2000).
QACs have different impacts on the minimum inhibitory concentrations of antibacterials depending on the antibacterial compound investigated, the resistance genes involved, the measuring methodology and the interpretative criteria.
"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.
If the involuntary tasks also represent or shape interpretative acts, architectural experience by Scruton's measure is that much less subject to aesthetic taste or discrimination.
Participation in EQA schemes provides a measure of technical, analytical, and interpretative performance.
Measuring is based on an interpretative and supposedly also a performative process which is thus a formative instrument in itself.
