Sign language interpreters, for example, do not come cheap and costs can quickly build up," he said.
Interpreters, for example, facilitate diagnosis and the elaboration of a treatment plan.
Stakeholders did record problems with the use of formal interpreters; for example, the Polish-speaking migrants (phase II) recorded that there can be a lack of intimacy because of having a third person in the consulting room and that they can feel discomfort if the interpreter is of a different sex.
In addition, a speech in a minor language may be interpreted through a third language for lack of interpreters ("relay" interpreting) —for example, when interpreting out of Estonian into Maltese.
You also may need to make allowances for an interpreter, for example if the interpreter is not a licensed interpreter but instead a friend, family member, or someone else who signs but doesn't normally interpret.
There are sign language interpreters and subtitles, for example.
Some interpreters dissent; Karl Ameriks, for example, contends that Strawson's conception of the Deduction is motivated by a desire to see it as showing that the skeptic about the external world is mistaken, while in fact refuting this sort of skeptic is not one of Kant's aims for this argument (Ameriks 1978, Allais 2011).
In emergency departments, for example, interpreters are frequently unavailable or underused, which has potentially adverse implications for patients' understanding of their disease or treatment and for clinical decision making and quality of care (25 ).
Studies suggest that foreign-language patients who have access to professional interpreters have improved outcomes, for example, less hospitalisation, better chronic disease outcomes and lower health care costs [ 10, 17- 21].
Although subjectivist (or, rather, logical) interpretations of probability in statistical mechanics have been proffered (by E. Jaynes, for example), most interpreters of the theory opt for an objectivist interpretation of probability.
For example, the interpreter was asked to interpret all of the participants' answers and the researcher's questions.
