Sentence examples for interpretive aspects from inspiring English sources

Methodological and interpretive aspects of DREADD studies are discussed.

We follow Stake's (1995) conception of case as a bounded, dynamic system with both empirical and interpretive aspects.

She (1980) also holds that dance criticism can help the dance philosopher to distinguish the creative from interpretive aspects of a dance performance and to describe and identify other features of evaluation and appreciation that are not always perceivable in performance, such as certain historical or production factors.

First we will comment on methodological and interpretive aspects of the study and then we will consider key features of the hospice at home service as identified by our respondents.

Be prepared to defend your positions if they disagree with you on certain interpretive aspects.

In the interpretive aspect of scientific knowledge (Figure 1), we found a significant increase (16%, p < .05) in the informed views of biology students.

Definitions of empathy vary, and may include cognitive, emotional, behavioural, interpretive, and moral aspects [ 1, 2].

The protocols characteristic of RI studies can cause interpretive challenges, but aspects of the RI design, including gestational exposure, life span observation, and larger numbers of animals and dose groups, may impart advantages that provide chemical risk assessors with valuable insights for the identification of chemical-related neoplasia not obtained from other bioassays.

See Mou (2006) for a range of articles on the way that Davidson's interpretive principle and other aspects of his philosophy relate to Chinese philosophy.

Perhaps Keynesian interpretive dance is an aspect of the great man's work that, in these difficult economic times, we should continue to celebrate.

For the purposes of this study, this diversity was intentional as it is an important aspect of interpretive description [ 12].