Levine's greatest achievement was to raise the Met orchestra to a technical and interpretive level that rivals that of any leading European ensemble.
On a really instinctual and interpretive level though, in my imagination I always see dancers moving as I listen back to my music, and when I am working on new material I am constantly using my own body as a gauge of what I create.
Themes were summarized across transcripts on an interpretive level.
In addition, an interpretive approach based on Kodner and Spreeuwenberg's (2002) work on integrated working, was used to compare and contrast the nature and level of integration across the studies using the principles of framework analysis [ 28].
Qualitative data, on the other hand, were subjected to latent level analysis, which Dörnyei (2007) describes as 'a second-level, interpretive analysis of the underlying deeper meaning of the data' (p. 246).
The American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) has recommended that a 'succinct, high-level interpretive result should be provided at the start of the interpretation' for testing results from next-generation sequencing [ 32].
Mr. McKellen, Ms. Nixon, Mr. Neeson and Ms. Linney dominated productions that never rose to their levels of interpretive intelligence and originality.
However, studies investigating levels of interpretive agreement when diagnosing breast cancer and precursor lesions are limited [ 8, 14].
Additional interpretive leverage, such as levels of clinical significance, could be gained if studies assessed the efficacy of the intervention using a combination of psychoacoustic and self-reported outcome measures.
Levels of interpretive benefit sufficient to be subject to selection are also seen in less optimal areas of parameter space, in which the probabilities of the sign and favourable environment are not equal.
