Sentence examples for interpretive utility from inspiring English sources
Neuropsychological test scores may have a great deal of measurement error (one example is explored in [26]), the constituent items are not exchangeable, and the typical use to which these test scores are put - comparing totals over time to estimate the number of "points lost," - may have limited interpretive utility.
Although these findings suggest that the current granularity enables fine-tuned clinical decisions, future studies will need to address these nuances as interpretive categories and utility-related outcomes become better defined.
The experience of several pharmaceutical sponsors, demonstrating that toxicology studies of ocular (intravitreal and topical ocular) biologic drug candidates in the rabbit are of limited interpretive value, calls into question the utility of such studies in this species and indicates that such studies should not be conducted.
Finally, interpretive criteria, defined by the Heritage Collections Council of Australia as 'the value or utility the object has for a museum as a focus for interpretive and educational programs ' may also be significant for its links to particular collection themes, histories, or ways of seeing the collection [24].
In contrast, high-tech interpretive mediation available in the moment of its construction will fade in utility even if winter blasts and prolonged heat allow them to function past an initial phase of critical novelty.
Finally, meta-study and critical interpretive synthesis – two more subjective idealist approaches – look to the content and utility of findings rather than methodology in order to establish quality.
Findings are discussed in terms of cross-situational consistency of stress responses, the utility of stress reactivity for understanding individual differences in risk taking, and the interpretive limitations imposed by study design.
Then, interpretive structural modeling (ISM) method is used to find the correlation between the design requirements of electricity utility industry.
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
