At the same time, most are not clear whether they intend such explanations to be relevant to interpreting human altruism: for example, where mental intent may be relevant (Sober and Wilson 1998).
The experimentally derived assembly mechanisms of T = 3 and pseudo-T = 2 CCMV capsids are directly relevant to interpreting the structure and assembly of other T = 3 viruses such as Norwalk virus and pseudo-T = 2 viruses such as the vp3 core of blue tongue virus.
Figure 1 displays the key considerations relevant to interpreting discordant reports.
In Table 5 we present the parameter estimates relevant to interpreting GxE interaction, namely, the gamma and lambda parameters.
The Lorentz-factor equation is unchanged, but this new description shows that it is valid throughout diffraction space, which is relevant to interpreting the diffuse scattering etc.
The lexicon also encoded 'other' features relevant to interpreting radiograph reports including those assessing disease progression (' worsening of infiltrates'), anatomic location ('bilateral opacities'), or stability (' unchanged from prior' ).
We emphasize, however, that the four criteria employed in the present study were used because they were relevant to interpreting the COSEWIC guidelines and identifying intraspecific diversity in the context of lake whitefish.
Although this data collection method precluded the researchers being present to observe non-verbal cues, or to probe for additional information relevant to interpreting the data, self-complete surveys can be comparable to interviews in terms of obtaining authentic, rich and detailed qualitative data [ 51].
Specialized knowledge is needed to distinguish more relevant from less relevant factors, to interpret empirical evidence, and distinguish more likely from less likely explanations.
In particular, the information contained within CRCs must be available and comprehensible to the public – i.e. outcome measures should be provided with an adequate amount of relevant context to interpret data.
