"Like many other fashion brands, we interpret trends and will continue to do so for years to come," he said.
Most available data are relatively recent (Fig. 7b, c), not long enough to interpret trends.
Such analysis can get quite complicated, and the rules on how to interpret trends and patterns can vary according to market conditions.
Many of them were futurists, and the best of those were able to interpret trends, data, memes whatever and formulate brilliant behavioral insights as well as speculate about what it all might mean for individuals, societies, governments and the planet.
Large temporal and geographical variation in survival rates estimated from epidemiological cancer registries coupled with heterogeneity in death certificate only (DCO) notifications makes it difficult to interpret trends in survival.
They usually aim at helping enterprises define their strategy, assess a company's strengths and weaknesses, make use of opportunities, and avoid threats by advising them to find and interpret trends that are applicable for their line of business.
Mr Gilligan has urged caution in interpreting trends from the poll saying the sample size was "manifestly tiny" and added the media's "all-consuming focus" on recent cycle deaths "has contributed to the fear that cyclists and potential cyclists feel".
Fashion plays a huge role in how I see the world and how I interpret trends.
This type of model has been applied to many epidemiological problems previously, including predicting the impact of anti-retroviral therapy [32], [33], [34], interpreting trends in HIV prevalence and quantifying resource needs to tackle the epidemic [3], [35], [36].
