Standard methods for collecting mosquito data applied uniformly would also greatly aid the interpretive value of these data.
The interpretive value of social media data depends on the data analysis process.
As a rule, T-scores above 60 are cause for concern and have interpretive value.
To start with, the world's wealthiest artist (who keeps a house in Ilfracombe, a resort town on the Devon coast) loaned his adoptive seaside home a not-exactly-longed-for gift in the form of Verity, a gigantic bronze statue of a pregnant lady with visible innards and questionable interpretive value.
The thickness of the lines has no interpretive value without a scale associated.
"The female voice to me is just special, and women's interpretive values seem wider, less restricted," he once said.
In fact, no theory of constitutional interpretation dictates an interpretive result, for theoretical accounts do no interpretive work.
As interpretive communities, CoPs influence how knowledge is made, utilized, and valued; for this reason, they can be prone to reproducing the status quo.
The MIC-value for ampicillin was 0.25 μg/ml, indicating that the anthrax strain was susceptible using the MIC interpretive standard for penicillin.
A less inclusive but more common practice lacks a Prepare phase, and the Focus is an interpretive question, for which students must recognise an appropriate response, from their prior knowledge and values (Alexander [2000], Nuthall [2005], Rose [2004], [2011]).
