Within the context of the relative interpretation of the one theory within the other, all the two alternative constructions of points in terms of regions and regions in terms of points actually show, the realist will say, is that there is a systematic way of assigning a point space to a region space and vice versa.
Only 5% of residents categorized as impaired in total physical activity using the CHS interpretation were not categorized as impaired by the relative interpretation (and vice versa).
Marina Carotti and Elisabetta Bichisecchi performed the HRCT examinations and their relative interpretation and were involved in revising the paper for important intellectual content.
The absolute value of V has a relative interpretation: the higher the value of V, the stronger a respondent's preference for a particular screening strategy.
These utilities have a relative interpretation (i.e., a scenario with a higher utility is preferred over a scenario with a lower utility).
This "relative" interpretation of safety rules caused dissonance in some oncology nurses and resulted in feelings of resignation and futility often termed as "acquiescent silence" in the organizational silence literature [ 4].
This is, at least in our judgement, a more relative interpretation of a 'mild' ES (0.20 < ES < 0.80); a placebo ES of 0.51 gives only a 10% increased chance of determining the group of the examined person.
Kripke (1963) gives an example of a system that uses the world-relative interpretation and preserves the classical rules.
In FL, proofs of formulas like ∃x□(x=t), ∀y□ ∃x(x=y), (CBF), and (BF), which seem incompatible with the world-relative interpretation, are blocked.
Here again, the traditional idea sometimes defended by some members did show itself indefensible, but this left Carnap's framework-relative interpretation of analyticity and the understanding of the a priori as equally relative untouched.
