At People, the assemblage is as encompassing as the name.
The complexities of estimating N e in populations showing some degree of geographical continuity are increasingly acknowledged [ 73], and we tentatively suggest that the N e estimate in LIL based on IMa should be interpreted more broadly as encompassing LIL and neighboring populations contributing to gene flow.
While those comments helped fan the flames of the culture wars, as Justice Scalia may or may not have intended, they also may have had the effect of investing at least one item on his list with an aura of plausibility it had not previously enjoyed; barely five months later, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court interpreted the state's Constitution as encompassing a right to same-sex marriage.
Since exact information by participant is not available, a sensitivity analysis was conducted, resulting in multiple versions of what can be interpreted as a holiday period: (1) the period encompassing all region-specific holidays (indicated by †) or (2) the holiday period of one or two of the regions only (indicated by ˠ).
Relationships to cancer are deliberately interpreted broadly, encompassing: prevention, treatment, diagnosis, and related regulatory frameworks.
A further limitation may arise from the use of the term IPV, which may not have encompassed the diversity of concepts and wordings that the participants used to refer to, what we interpreted as, men's violence against women within an intimate relationship.
Thus, responses to these questions could be interpreted as reflecting people's understandings of the harms of drug and alcohol addiction and/or an awareness of the signs and symptoms of substance use disorders, rather than encompassing morally negative attitudes.
"Could this be interpreted as hedging?
'Jogen tasha' must be interpreted as 'Idiot!
The image was interpreted as sacrilegious.
