Then, language testers collect any necessary backings so that testers can provide warrants to argue for the interpretive argument.
This does not mean less support and education of the arts and humanities, less development of deep critical and interpretive thinking, less training of quality artistic products, fewer resources for the development of communication skills and dwindling support for the deep knowledge building and research skills derived from classes in Art History, Literature, or Music.
For colistin, the interpretive criteria of Galani et al. [ 19], and for tigecycline, the interpretive criteria of Jones et al. [ 20], were applied.
For this study, the interpretive descriptive approach supported an iterative process occurring between data collection and data analysis; the use of informed questioning of participants by the researcher; participant and researcher reflection and examination of ideas; and the creation of an interpretive account of what was studied [ 32].
For an overview of the interpretive options, see Studtmann (2007).
The interpretive program for Glacier and Mount Revelstoke National Parks is based at the centre.
The planned AltaSea campus would have circulating seawater labs, offices, classrooms, lecture halls, support facilities, an interpretive center, a facility for marine-related commercial ventures and perhaps the world's largest seawater wave tank for studying tsunamis and rogue waves.
In this study, the hermeneutic (interpretive) task was to elicit the textual-basis for the interpretation of the students' experiences.
Most of this scholarship, however, lacked the interpretive balance that we take for granted today.
Since interpretive categories are based on normative data for age and gender strata [ 19], associations between the interpretive categories and age or gender would not be expected.
