"Hispanic women's experience and our struggle for survival, not the Bible, are the source of our theology and the starting point for how we should interpret, appropriate and use the Bible," Dr. Isasi-D? wrote in "Mujerista Theology".
"Hispanic women's experience and our struggle for survival, not the Bible, are the source of our theology and the starting point for how we should interpret, appropriate, and use the Bible," Ms. Isasi-Diaz wrote in "Mujerista Theology," published in 1996.
Especially neuropsychological tasks are non-invasive, relatively easy to interpret, appropriate to transport and usable in different settings (e.g. inside houses, prisons or other institutions).
Size, as well as being a drawback in its own right, also affects retrieval time, for the computer must read and interpret appropriate parts of the index to locate the desired information.
Epidemiology core competencies include the ability to: understand basic research methods and the importance of surveillance; identify, access and interpret appropriate data; critically appraise the literature; conduct program evaluation; assess population health status; identify the determinants of health and illness; and organize and present health information to partners.
For the purpose of this Clause 6, "independent contractor" shall be interpreted (as appropriate) to include all engagements made with GNM via a company or limited company.
9.4 For the purpose of this Clause 9, "independent contractor" shall be interpreted (as appropriate) to include all agreements made with GNM via a company or limited company.
For the purpose of these clauses, "independent contractor" shall be interpreted (as appropriate) to include all engagements made with GNM via a company or limited company.
However, translations are always potentially problematic and should be interpreted with appropriate care (King 1993).
Results of 13C-labeling experiments should therefore be interpreted with appropriate caution.
