Our results indicate that undergraduate medical students need a structuring tool serving as interpretation aid to handle the complexity of a CGA.
In 2000, some of his early black-and-white photography work was described as "spectacularly rich" by The New York Times; the Chicago Sun-Times referred to his 2000 collection of portraits of homeless men "stunning", and he was noted for a series of large-scale photos of feet that serve as his interpretation of human migration in 2001.
"The video for 'Anesthesia' was basically intended to serve as my visual interpretation of the song, more than a straightforward narrative," Silverblatt tells The Creators Project.
29 We set α at 0.05 to denote statistical significance, recognizing that tests of statistical significance are approximations that serve as aids to interpretation and inference.
This kind of applied ethics is valuable not only as a way to understand the empirical issues at stake; it also serves as an interpretation of the theory in a new setting (Gadamer [1990]).
The proposed sedimentary model may serve as a template for interpretation of comparable settings in the geological record.
The model can thus serve as a platform for interpretation and design of cytoskeletal materials experiments, as well as for further development of simulations incorporating active elements.
A social science that aims at interpretation, or that uses interpretation as part of the centerpiece of its explanatory strategy, has a very clear methodological reason for privileging explanations that refer to individual actions – since it is precisely the underlying intentional states that serve as the object of interpretation.
However, the presence of β structures and membrane rigidity observed with PG membranes will serve as basis for future interpretations on the toxic effect of penetratin.
In Stalnaker's scheme, context is basically subjective: a matter of common ground: that is, shared beliefs that serve as common presuppositions for the interpretation of assertions.
