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All examinations were performed with identical protocols and were interpreted by a single radiologist group without financial interest in the imaging equipment used.

The white spots that flew around her vision (and were interpreted by her as sightings of angels) could have been symptoms of migraine. . . .

Standard brain MRI sequences, including sagittal images, were obtained in all patients and were interpreted by consultant neuroradiologists at our respective clinical neurosciences centres.

Although publication bias can never be completely excluded, many of the individual studies included in our meta-analyses were not statistically significant and were interpreted by their authors as negative studies suggesting a desire by authors to submit, and a willingness by editors to publish such work.

In our main analyses, echocardiograms were obtained over a timeframe of several years and were interpreted by multiple readers.

The response to initial treatment was determined by imaging tests requested by the treating doctors and were interpreted by the reporting radiologist.

The master is seen first in a portrait by Richard Leacock and Rolf Liebermann, then conducting "The Firebird," rehearsing the "Symphony of Psalms" and being interpreted by others.

He continues to list the various factors that can affect how sound travels and is interpreted by the listener: weather, air pressure, balcony and bathroom doors.

Earlier this year, Bay's film 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi was released, and was interpreted by many as propagandist tub-thumbing for military intervention by the US in the Middle East.

"Regardless of its motivation, the booing is clearly hurting him as an individual and being interpreted by him and many others, including players of all teams, as having racist undertones.

An advisory opinion from the state comptroller's office issued in June 2004, did not come down strongly on either side and was interpreted by each as a vindication of its own position.