In the argument-based validity framework, researchers first formulate an interpretive argument (or a framework to examine a test and provide justification for test interpretation and use), which includes inferences, warrants, assumptions, backing, and rebuttal.
It is a widespread view that these results complete "the justification for interpreting N(k) as the number operator, and hence for the particle interpretation of the quantized theory" (Ryder 1996: 131).
That statement to me amounts to something less than an entirely satisfactory justification for such a begrudging interpretation of Rule 35.
The scriptural justification for a narrowly anatomical interpretation of "male and female" hinges on the Hebrew words ṣelem and demut, rendered as "image" and "likeness" by the translators of the King James Version.
Therefore, a justification of the rationale of each scenario analysis is important for interpretation of the results of the base case analysis of a BIA and the associated uncertainty in BIA outcomes.
Nor can I find any practical justification for this distinction or for an interpretation of the commerce clause which would relieve those engaged in interstate commerce from their fair share of the expense of government of the states in which they operate by exempting them from the payment of a tax of general application, which is neither aimed at nor discriminates against interstate commerce.
No need for interpretation.
Gödel's so-called Dialectica intepretation (Gödel 1958) delivers a relative consistency proof and justification for Heyting arithmetic by means of a concrete interpretation involving a system T of computable functionals of finite type.
These well-known limitations suggest a cautious interpretation of results, but do not constitute sufficient justification for not implementing QA measures for colposcopy practice.
To explore the theoretical justification for blinding in randomized trials and make recommendations concerning the implementation and interpretation of blinded randomized trials.
The presence of such a social bias threatens the interpretation of citations as objectively awarded esteem, which is the justification for using citation-based measures as universal proxies of quality and success.
