Recently, he e-mailed me to say that, though Raisman and Tabakow's work might well have value, the report "came with a level of attention and statements that exceeded what can be realistically interpreted from a single and rather complex case".
Phylogenomic results can be more realistically interpreted taking these effects into account.
In addition, results of clinical trials cannot be realistically interpreted without adherence information [ 15, 16]: treatment efficacy and dose-response relationships are miscalculated in studies where patients present poor adherence.
Ultimately, my mental health relies on my ability to consciously and realistically process, interpret, learn, and heal from these experiences.
They were not intended to be interpreted realistically but rather as symbolically representing the divine.
In modern physics (if interpreted realistically), however, matter is conceived as made up of such things as electrons, protons, and mesons, which are very unlike the hard, massy, stonelike particles of mechanical materialism.
Feyerabend used the notion of incommensurability to characterize the relation between two successive fundamental, universal scientific theories interpreted realistically; i.e. as purported descriptions of reality.
Universal, fundamental scientific theories can be incommensurable only if they are interpreted realistically, according to Feyerabend, because otherwise they cannot compete as the one true theory, and are thus not mutually exclusive.
We designed a conceptual study where for the first time the behavioral acceptability of microbicide gels is realistically constrained and interpreted through the biophysical reality of the gels themselves.
