But what really makes for the fine art of interpreting the racing line is that theory and practice do not go together.
Different are the ways of interpreting the data provided by the test (e.g., infinite line source theory, finite line source theory, etc)., and in this paper.
It takes a lot of reading between the lines to interpret these words as a threat to stay quiet.
Inoue is also noteworthy for having led the way, albeit along highly nationalistic lines, in interpreting Confucian developments of the early-modern period as movements in "philosophy," using the newly coined Japanese word, tetsugaku.
Students also have difficulty summarizing trends from data with variation, interpreting the biological meaning of a slope of a line, and interpreting graphs with interactions (Preece and Janvier, 1992; Bowen et al., 1999; Picone et al., 2007; Colon-Berlingeri and Borrowes, 2011).
The changes in the relative abundance of the individual spectral components of the C1s and N1s lines are interpreted in terms of changes in the chemical environment of the nitrogen and carbon atoms.
We then built a line-of-argument synthesis, which interpreted relationships between the concepts.
A dense array of Topas seismic lines was interpreted at Hydrographers Passage in the southern central GBR following a seismic stratigraphic approach ground-truthed against Integrated Ocean Drilling Program Expedition 325 (IODP Exp. 325) sediment core data.
Since these two cell lines are still in common use, we have considered them independently in this study but results obtained from these lines are interpreted in light of their apparent relationship.
MT performed all in vitro functional analysis of APN/CD13 using cell lines and interpreted results and drafted the manuscript.
