Actors use the interpretative flexibility of institutions and establish organizational proximity between different institutional logics thereby eroding institutional consolidations and allowing new configurations within the path.
Transcripts were analysed using the interpretative analytical technique of 'constant comparison' [ 36].
The minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) of the antimicrobial agents were determined by E-test (ABiodiskSolnaolna, Sweden) and by using the interpretative criteria of the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute [ 6].
Susceptibility was tested for amikacin, aztreonam, cefepime, ceftazidime, ciprofloxacin, imipenem, meropenem, piperacillin-tazobactam, and polymyxin B. Susceptibility of the latter was determined using the interpretative criteria (≥ 14 mm) proposed elsewhere [ 9].
This theory has inspired development and the use of interpretative methods in research in the Nordic countries since the 1990s [ 37- 39].
Use of Interpretative Structural Modelling (ISM) is inspired by the versatility displayed by this method, as reported by researchers, across a wide spectrum of economic and competitive complexities affecting businesses (Sagheer et al. 2009).
10 The interest in patients' subjective perspectives has led researchers to recommend the use of interpretative research methods that can directly explore their point of view.
Most studies offered the intervention in the preferred language of the target group or made use of interpretative services (Table 1).
We adopt a richer data set from patients with breast cancer receiving pre-operative chemotherapy, including a measure of proliferation (Ki67 staining), and use an interpretative (phenomenological) model to fit the data.
Making use of interpretative phenomenological analysis, Williams et al. [ 9] observed a beneficial effect of MBCT in patients with hypochondriasis, both with regard to symptoms of health anxiety and broader functioning.
