He interprets the outcome of the 2006 election as a rebuke to Rove's theocratic tendencies.
The origin of gambling is considered to be divinatory: by casting marked sticks and other objects and interpreting the outcome, man sought knowledge of the future and the intentions of the gods.
This makes sense because the question of primary interest concerns how to interpret the outcome that imperils a lineup member.
However, the stakeholders should not depend on one single score to interpret the outcome of C-DA but consider all the scores collectively (Poehner et al., 2014).
Interpreting the outcome one step further, the study could cause a shift on how organizations evaluate their workforce or hiring practices.
On his blog, Förster appeared to interpret the outcome as a victory: "The suit was discontinued and no sanctions were imposed," he wrote.
The difference in patient-reported outcomes between study arms can often be difficult to ascertain in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) using a parallel design because of wide interindividual variations in baseline characteristics and how patients interpret the outcome measures.
Thus, eliminating specialists' time to train systems not only results in huge cost savings and but also increases specialists' efficiency as they spend their time performing their job by using and interpreting the outcome of NER systems, instead of training, checking outcomes, and correcting errors.
Each hypothesis contributing to the prediction provides information to support the actual prediction (the supporting examples) and interpret the outcome of this prediction (the path from the root to the hypothesis); having simple and interpretable hypotheses in the first place will contribute to the transparency of the model.
We postulate that the capacity of a tetrazolium salt to cross intact plasma membranes constitutes an important experimental variable which needs to be controlled in order to correctly interpret the outcome of tetrazolium assays designed to measure cellular production of oxygen radicals, activity of mitochondrial, cytosolic, or outer membrane reductases, etc.
