Using this approach, researchers can obtain data to identify key issues relevant to each case (and shared between cases), triangulate key findings for interpretation, consider alterative explanations, and develop assertions about the cases [ 34, 35].
The key concepts for interpretation session include affinity notes, capture that, session role, design ideas, holes, and questions, rat hole, and insights.
The key questions for interpretation are focused on informing the design of the next clinical trial or submission to regulatory authorities.
Because hematocrit is highly variable in kidney transplant patients and increases substantially after kidney transplantation, hematocrit is a key factor for interpretation of tacrolimus whole blood concentrations.
We first explain the guiding principles for using patient management as a surrogate outcome, followed by a description of the different study designs and key points for interpretation of results.
The unambiguous determination of the 3D distribution of QDs is a key for the interpretation of the optoelectronic properties of devices based in stacking of QDs.
A lecture key for the interpretation of the tomographic images is proposed, based on the relationship between the linear attenuation coefficient μ-function of the density and elemental composition of each mineral phase- and the corresponding grey tone experimentally observed.
The application of the proposed method, compared with the real cases examined, leads to accurate fatigue life prediction; moreover, it gives a complete picture of the stress state and damage of the structures, furnishing useful information on the structural behavior and a key for the interpretation of collapses and damage causes.
However, the assessment of the balance between benefits and harms from preventive programmes typically requires a long follow-up thus the key for its interpretation is to achieve the steady state that is defined as the time when each recently observed behaviour of the system will remain constant in the future [ 30].
