We use these examples to demonstrate how the interpretive lens and attention to ultimate causes generated by epidemiologic transition theory can be used to inform clinical practice, global health policies, and future research within epidemiology.
His work with the agency included attention to interpretive, enforcement, appellate litigation, legislative and rulemaking matters, including the SEC's new executive compensation and option grant disclosure rules.
We are encouraged to retain a sense of the context and history of objects, but to pay more than usual attention to interpretive inventiveness and formal finesse: in short, to get a sense of the many things that "great" in art based on non-Western models can mean.
The former book distinguishes different sets of interests, or relevances: topical (which focus attention on themes), interpretive (which confer meanings on experiences or objects), and motivational.
Attention to this interpretive issue in Kant's philosophy of mathematics is vital for the light it sheds on the more general question of what makes synthetic a priori cognition possible, the central question of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.
Based on these findings, a sufficiently reliable response can be obtained for the interpretive isolation model by paying close attention to the performance of the isolation device and appropriately modeling the stiffness of the isolation layer.
Attention to verbal expression and interpretive argument serves students who plan to proceed into careers requiring strong language skills.
Attention to verbal expression and interpretive argument serves students who will proceed into careers requiring strong language and communication skills and cross-cultural knowledge of the world.
Each work had more out of tune playing and poor ensemble than even the most kindly disposed reviewer could ignore, and Mr. Klein did little to distract the attention with deft phrasing or interpretive insight.
