It has long been recognized that interpretation of the 'wild child' literature — helpfully surveyed in Skuse 1993 — is confounded by the fortunate rarity of these 'natural experiments,' the generally poor reporting of them, and the other environmental factors (abuse, malnutrition, neglect, etc).
It is well recognized that interpretation of the IFA is subjective, and it is probably not valid to compare titers obtained in different laboratories.
If these processes are not recognized properly, the interpretation of the CFCs age of a water sample will be appreciably affected.
Working independently, they were recognized "for their interpretation of the genetic code and its function in protein synthesis," the Nobel citation said.
The "evolving standards of decency" doctrine Dunham was referring to was coined by Chief Justice Earl Warren in a 1958 case in which the court recognized that the interpretation of what constitutes fair and cruel punishment is not static under the Eighth Amendment.
The value of recording and analyzing USVs to model human autistic behaviors has been increasingly recognized, although the interpretation of data and biological meaning of USVs in rodents in relation to human behaviors is still a subject of debate [44], [53].
In our study, this led to recognized uncertainty in interpretation of the effects of plant life history and domatia production on ant-plant mutualisms and suggested that recent studies examining these systems may have misidentified the causes of variation in effect sizes.
Although the validity of a self-rated global assessment scale has been criticized for its "retrospective bias" [ 50, 62, 63], we recognized that clinical interpretation of the MDC and CID scores would be enhanced if a patient-driven anchor were included in the study design.
But Shiite Islam thrives on discussion in a particularly egalitarian way; it recognizes different interpretations, welcomes argument (at least among its clerical scholars) and shuns a rigid hierarchy.
The limitations that geologic processes imposed on the archaeological record of these alluvial environments must be recognized before meaningful interpretations of prehistory can be made.
Traditionally, philosophers of probability have recognized five leading interpretations of probability classical, logical, subjectivist, frequentist, and propensity.
