Precise anatomical evaluation and correlation with contrast-enhanced CT, US or MRI avoid PET/CT misinterpretation.
Mr. Gross' misinterpretation is a perfect example of how bad things can happen to the economy and the U.S. stock markets when people ground their argument on faulty economic data and predict the economy is falling.
Gross misinterpretation of data gathered by the PAC is common, and its routine use without any specific interventions has not been shown to influence outcome.
Part of the difficulty in Rafael and Elizabeth's "What's Going On Here?" conversation is that Rafael's misinterpretation of Elizabeth's words and actions seems to be influenced by instant replays of other stressful conversations that he has had in the past.
Carol Berg St. Joseph, Minn., April 15 , 2008 To the Editor: It is easy to understand William Kristol's misinterpretation of Barack Obama's comments on small-town working-class America.
Consequently, this misinterpretation of link failures may severely affect the performance of TCP.
These together account for only about 3% of risk in the population, but when we take into account all of the rest of the common single nucleotide polymorphisms (not just those that provide the strongest signal) this increases to almost 20%." James's misinterpretations and mistakes were pointed out to him before his book was published.
The war's history has been well documented, but the three transcripts provide gripping new details of what went on inside the Iraqi command, including Mr. Hussein's anger at Mr. Gorbachev and his misinterpretation of the United States' military actions.
"They were working from a massive historic misinterpretation," Fink said.
"This is meditation mired in misinterpretation," Charles V. Hamilton wrote, "and this is history many... black people reject".
Beat! Drums!" "We were really being quite diligent in avoiding any possibility of misinterpretation," Mr. Wachner said.
