Sentence examples for interpretative services from inspiring English sources

Police officials have said they have 14,000 employees with foreign-language skills who provide interpretative services through the department's Volunteer Language Program.

The tools used were ClaiMapper, which allows the user to sketch argument maps of individual papers and their connections, ClaiMaker, a server on which such models can be stored and saved, which provides interpretative services to assist the querying of argument maps across multiple papers and ClaimFinder, a novice interface to the search services in ClaiMaker.

The clinic is recognized for providing language interpretative services for diverse cultural groups.

Most studies offered the intervention in the preferred language of the target group or made use of interpretative services (Table  1).

It recognizes that medical laboratories must provide not only testing of patient samples, but also advisory, interpretative and educational services.

Policy makers and service providers' interpretative repertoires regarding adolescent pregnancies in Orellana were embedded with gender norms.

One further qualitative study [ 13] used a rigorous interpretative interactionism approach to examine how services users develop the ability to detect early signs of relapse.

We use the ontology of co-production and co-construction to understand how material and interpretative factors condition the translation of identified service-providing units (SPUs) into directly experienced ES and EDS.

Inevitably, however, the accuracy and completeness of data generated by such initiatives has continued to pose serious interpretative problems for both researchers and health service planners.

To demonstrate this contention, we employ an adaptation of the Goldstein et al. [Goldstein, S.M., Johnston, R., Duffy, J., Rao, J., 2002. The service concept: the missing link in service design research? Journal of Operations Management 20 (2), 121 134] service planning design framework, taking issue with some interpretative aspects of their strategic model.

These included studies reporting qualitative methods, quantitative and mixed method analysis of routinely collected service data, clinical trials, service evaluations, and reviews of any/all of the above, with an additional interpretative element (eg, the development of 'third order' constructs).