Networking can be useful not only for identifying job openings, but also in assessing how specific organizations may interpret ethics--for instance, if they view it as synonymous with compliance or instead see the issue as having broader strategic implications.
The turn to the market creates new ethical, legal, and social questions as DTC personal genetic testing shifts responsibilities from the health care provider to the consumer, posing questions over who may interpret genetic information and for what purposes.
Pointing to the role of black activists in calling out systemic racism and white privilege, researchers say some may interpret this as "showing disrespect for America, apathy, playing the victim [and/or] asking for handouts".
One may interpret this variable as a proxy for all those quality attributes which are not captured by other explanatory variables.
One may interpret the factor as the mechanism, for example, a transcription factor, by which genes are co-regulated.
For instance, respondents may interpret "enough" to mean at least a specific number of hours or rather sufficient time to awaken refreshed.
However, because of the lack of statistical power in the sub-sample analyses, the results obtained with the LE high sample may interpreted as a possible trend for association and transmission disequilibrium of the G-allele.
A few screening tools have been developed [ 8- 10], but they are often lengthy and may be difficult to interpret for a non-specialist.
Moreover, in the absence of more traditional information on the context of toxicant exposures, omics biomarkers may be difficult to interpret for retrospective exposure assessment (Scheepers 2008).
Even polysomnography, the gold standard of sleep quantification, may be difficult to interpret for ICU patients using standard Rechtschaffen and Kales methodology [ 6].
