The social aspect "perception" was interpreted as concern or anxiety of flood risk.
Michael LaFargue (1992) also argues that the Daodejing is not to be interpreted as as concerning some metaphysical entity called the Dao, but is rather concerned with self cultivation that allows one to have a transforming experience of deep and peaceful stillness within one's personal center.
This may be interpreted as a concerning sign, particularly if we view the informal sector as a traditional, low productive and stagnant sector.
Indeed, its lyrical subtext might be interpreted, arguably, as concerning what Sartre wrote about the Soviet intervention in Hungary in 1956 and what Camus thought he meant.
This has been interpreted as expressing "concern", however, others would dispute such an interpretation as being anthropomorphic; the Oxford Companion to Animal Behaviour (1987) advised that "one is well advised to study the behaviour rather than attempting to get at any underlying emotion".
Still, "there was some concern that including such a summary sentence in the press release might be mistakenly interpreted" as a concern about growth rather than an outlook on inflation, the minutes showed.
In the context of RTIs, a range of parent communication behaviours were interpreted by clinicians as indicating an expectation for antibiotics; however, most were ambiguous and could also be interpreted as raising concerns or requests for further information.
Precautionary advice on mobile phone use, which was issued by the UK Department of Health following the publication of the report by the Independent Expert Group on Mobile Phones [ 70], has been interpreted as causing concern rather than providing reassurance [ 75- 77].
Ibu Rahmi was hospitalised for 2 days but discharged herself again because (to quote from the interview transcript): Sister: "…she wasn't getting better…" which could be interpreted as continuing concerns over the costs of care.
Barnett et al. (2007) examined public understanding of two widely available leaflets produced by the U.K. Department of Health in 2000 after publication of the IEGMP report and found that "precautionary advice was generally interpreted as causing concern rather than providing reassurance.
