Sentence examples similar to a variation in interpretation from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of GJH in children varies from 7-29 %; the large variation is likely due to heterogeneity of the studied population regarding age, sex and/or a variation in test procedures, interpretation of results and criteria used [ 16– 16].

The proportions of agreement between the first and second reviewer and the first and final reviewer will be reported in order to provide an estimate of potential variation in interpretation.

What this means is that whatever account we give of pronouns through dynamic semantics or whatever we will want to account for this variation in interpretation in a principled way.

For those deliveries where a fetal reduction occurred before 24 weeks of gestation and the fetus was known to have died, the death should not be registered as a stillbirth but there may be some variation in interpretation of the legislation.

Lee (2012) argues that a Kuhnian perspective on values in science interprets lack of inter-reviewer consistency as variation in interpretation, applicability, and weight assigned to shared values by different members of the scientific community.

The proportions of agreement between the first and second reviewer and between the first and final reviewer will be reported to provide an estimate of the degree of possible variation in interpretation.

In addition, variation in interpretation and performance of the procedures was also reported as a component for the observed between-laboratory variability (Weil and Scala 1971).

While most analysts agree that sudden changes such as the latest ones probably reflect stresses within North Korea's senior ranks, there is wide variation in interpretation.

While DNA analysis is considered by many the gold standard in forensic science, there is ample room for variation in interpretation and reporting.

We evaluated the variation in interpretation of angiograms and its potential effect on appropriateness of use of revascularization procedures.

However, variation in interpretation of regulations by IRBs is common and can have ethical and scientific implications," the authors wrote.