Hotspots, as classically interpreted, provide an example of such a reference frame, assuming they are the sources of plumes that originate within the deep mantle and have relatively fixed positions over time.
The ISEE outputs can be readily visualised and interpreted providing urban planners with parcel level information to aid their decisions on how to equitably balance demand and supply for urban facilities and services.
GPs interpreted providing something tangible containing condition specific information was acceptable for patients because it meant they had gained at least one thing from the consultation.
The information is systematically interpreted, providing clinical profiles and generating problem lists and suggestions for care planning and facilitating the centralization of data [ 19].
The local and contextual processes of how loss and the risk of loss are interpreted provide insights, not only on the sequencing of seeking treatment, but also on caregivers' rationales for preferences for private and public care.
The PPBC, a single-item measure that is easy to use and interpret, provides a global integrated measure of the subjects' perception of the extent of their bladder-related problems.
Our approach has the advantage that the selected hypothesis will always be easy to interpret, provided that interpretable hypotheses are proposed a priori.
Objective cervical cancer screening techniques which are easy to interpret, provide rapid results, and have both high sensitivity and specificity would be highly beneficial in developing countries.
Visual notations can ensure that the design process is (i) easy for nonspecialists to interpret (provided they are familiar with the syntax), (ii) explicit (i.e., can be interpreted objectively, not subjectively), and (iii) accessible.
To be useful a graphical technique should be simple to implement and interpret, provide valuable insights into the structure of the data, and be viable for large sample sizes.
