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The court led by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has set records for faux unanimity, where the justices agree on the result but barnacle the majority opinion with concurrences expressing caveats, interpretive glosses or wholly different rationales.
I tell you all this in lieu of interpretive theories of the book, or rationales for why you should or shouldn't read it.
If the directive is understood as an interpretive rule, for instance one interpreting the federal conflicts of interest law for EPA's purposes, it will be analyzed under the Skidmore doctrine, which gives deference to agency interpretations to the extent the agency's rationale is persuasive.
It was hard to discern the rationale behind some of Mr. Serkin's interpretive decisions.
While there are differences in approaches and rationale for some qualitative synthesis methods (for example, Critical Interpretive Synthesis may be better suited for large diverse bodies of literature while meta-ethnography may be better for analysing a smaller number of papers) [ 4] there is a core set of techniques common to most qualitative synthesis methods.
To assess the interpretive ability of a QSAR model it is necessary to apply scientific rationale to the resultant interpretation [16].
The role of an interpretive researcher is to find out from participants what is happening and the rationale for what is happening.
Consistent with the rationale outlined above, it is possible that the presence of initial ambiguity is not in fact necessary for modifying interpretive bias and instead, mere exposure to scenarios with emotional content is sufficient.
Yes, interpretive dancing.
