The results will be interpreted from each experimental result.
For example, the competency "communicator" will be interpreted differently for a psychiatrist and a radiologist.
Whether we're talking about "green design," "green energy," "green architecture," "green whatever," the g-word will be interpreted as shorthand for something that is environmentally responsible — or should be.
will be interpreted as facilitators for or barriers to knowledge translation [ 8, 21].
Sensitivity analyses will be reported with a summary table and review conclusions will be interpreted with concerns for comparisons between the two meta-analyses.
If, when the Administration finally makes the call, it decides to remain a party to the Paris Agreement, this will be interpreted as a victory for the more "moderate" voices in the President's inner circle, and as a win (albeit it a modest one) for the planet.
The cri de coeur from the 44-year-old, who runs Shine Television, the News Corp-owned maker of programmes such as Masterchef and Merlin, will be interpreted as a bid for power at her father's company – although her friends insisted she had no desire to lead the company her father built, which spans from Fox News in the US to the Sun in Britain.
Only with the latter can we account for, first, for the expectation on the part of the speaker that she or he will be interpreted as intended (a precondition for the formation of the intention), and second, the high rate of successful audience uptake.
This behavior is expected, as intensity will be reduced only in the probe for the allele carrying the OTV, leading to a large intensity contrast between the alleles that will be interpreted as a homozygous call for the allele not carrying the OTV.
In the current environment, a "good result" has now become that much more crucial for the Congress party, because anything less will be interpreted as a loss of face for the Gandhi family.
