This distinction has important implications for how we interpret and address contemporary social and political problems.
Marika says that education is key to helping dancers understand their bodies enough to properly interpret and address pain.
High throughput biological data need to be processed, analyzed, and interpreted to address problems in life sciences.
Working towards shared service objectives means that health professional graduates require profession specific as well as generic skills for interpreting and addressing the health needs of individuals, groups and communities.
As the patient enters various life stages for which risk factors are modified or updated, the risk determination is actively revised and provided to the patient and provider, along with personalized information and guidance on interpreting and addressing the information provided.
One possibility is that the doctrine should be interpreted as addressing certain necessary conditions, rather than all necessary conditions, or all necessary and sufficient conditions.
One track that chiefly represents these themes is "In God's Country", which critic Barbara Jaeger interpreted as addressing America's role as the "promised land".
Overall, especially the experiments in the first part of the paper are very well performed and interpreted; moreover, addressing the paradox of a dual requirement for DUBs and ubiquitin ligases is very important for the field.
More specifically, item b) " Have you ever been surprised by the behavior of people you thought you knew well?" and item c) "Have people you counted on, disappointed you?" were frequently interpreted as addressing the same issue.
The particles physically interpreted velocities also address the heterogeneity of the matrix and fluid properties.
It may be possible to interpret an IPv4 address as a locally sourced dot-base62x address, expediting the change to IPv6 by minimizing equipment changes, and consequently simplifying the program and greatly reducing the associated costs.
