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Secondary structure predictions have to be interpreted with caution and only experimental resolution will allow accurate interpretation of structure-function relationships.

For the rest of us, it may be helpful to know that some people seem to have outsize difficulty with reading neutral faces as neutral, even if they are exceptionally accurate at interpreting other facial expressions.

Fifteen participants with autism were significantly less accurate at interpreting eye direction and detecting a target item (array sizes 4 and 6 items) than typically developing participants of comparable nonverbal ability.

While the Bank of Japan adopted the precise name of Prof Werner's policy, it was somewhat less accurate when interpreting his actual proposal.

"We think it is more accurate to interpret the failure to replicate our result as a 'treatment failure,'" Zarghamee says.

We feel results are likely to be more accurate when interpreted using an ELISPOT reader.

It may be more accurate to interpret these cases as the MSA step failing rather than the two-step process producing a heavily biased estimate.

With this aim, accurate mathematical models interpreting the cyclic response of both screwed and welded lightweight steel panels have been set up and implemented into a general purpose computer program.

Moreover, fully sequenced bacterial genomes are superior to draft whole genomes because they provide the only accurate reference for interpreting transcriptomes.

Fully sequenced bacterial genomes are superior to genome fragments because they provide the only accurate reference for interpreting meta-genomes and -transcriptomes.

A more accurate way to interpret the current state of the race is this: At the start of 2014, conditions slightly favored the G.O.P., when measured by fundamentals.