The researchers also showed that fairy wrens can learn to interpret dramatically different warning calls, such as those of the New Holland honeyeater, another common bird in Canberra.
These statements have been interpreted in dramatically different ways by various Asian traditions, and Western scholars disagree about how we should understand them.
Two competing theories may be involved in interpreting the dramatically increased utilization of home health care by dual eligibles: (i) overutilization by duals under the Medicare-Medicaid dual eligibility program in response to the additional home health benefits from Medicaid and (ii) underutilization by non-duals under the Medicare-only program because of its stringent home health benefits.
This is perplexing because it could be interpreted in two dramatically different ways.
Luckily, she thought of a number of things to entertain her audience, from stoically eating a banana, to dramatically interpreting the lyrics of the track behind her, to finally breaking out in violent, robotic dance moves.
How else does a New York Shakespearean actor survive, knowing that the closest he will come to having an audience for a soliloquy is when he dramatically interprets the list of daily specials?
Quantitative genetic analyses traditionally interpret such a dramatically higher concordance rate in MZ twins compared to DZ twins as indicating the contribution of a large non-additive genetic effect to XCI patterns [11].
Nevertheless, it is important to note that SRO mapping should always be interpreted with care as individual observations can dramatically reduce the size or location of the SRO.
Second, cell biology data must be interpreted within the context of a specific environment, which could differ dramatically from one person to another.
As observations and forecasts become more detailed, and ensembles of forecasts rather than single deterministic predictions become more widely used, the amount of information and the difficulty of interpreting it will increase dramatically.
