Overall, Experiment 2 showed that specific verbal instructions, at least when paired with helpful gestures, facilitated specific skills: interpreting the meaning of contour lines in terms of elevation, or thinking about the shape of the represented terrain.
The participants (n = 75) with a range of skills interpreted results (>80% concordance with reference results) from a panel of 10 samples (three negative and seven positive) using four RDTs.
The following objectives were interpreted as the most important day one skills: interpret laboratory tests, perform a neurological examination and establish a neuroanatomical localization.
In an earlier era, clinicians who demonstrated special skill in interpreting the test were dubbed Rorschach "wizards," and the technique sometimes was referred to as "an X-ray of the mind".
Conway's skill at interpreting Trump's unconventional beliefs, whether on immigrants, election laws, or the appropriateness of sexual assault – was essential as the campaign wheeled from one distraction to the next.
Moreover, the analysis of documented adverse events requires considerable skill in interpreting the data.
We are experiencing the advent of a generation of youth who will grow up lacking the skill of interpreting the other 90% of communication which doesn't involve words or speech.
Numeracy is likely a critical skill for interpreting messages regarding the relative and combined contribution of genetic and lifestyle factors in disease etiology, and numeracy and education are positively correlated.
In CBCT, the accuracy of the measurements is affected by the CBCT system and software, patient motion during the scan, and the clinician's skill in interpreting the images [ 3].
For example, the final exam question in Box 4 requires that students apply the skill of interpreting the slope of a line from a scatter plot to a new context the effect of a breakdown in error correction during DNA replication and in conjunction with the often-practiced task of using information from a specific table.
