Sentence examples for avoiding the misinterpretation of from inspiring English sources

The advantages of PET/CT include: it is easy to know the anatomical localization of the tracer uptake, resulting in fewer false-positive findings by avoiding the misinterpretation of physiological uptake as pathological.

*Whenever possible, doctors should use computers to order drugs from hospital pharmacies, to avoid the misinterpretation of handwritten prescriptions.

However, it should be highlighted that TEM cross section images are 2D projections of the sample and therefore, the volume information is lost; this should be taken into account to avoid the misinterpretation of the images.

Another major benefit is the validation of amplification of the two alleles through the quantitative measure, which avoids the misinterpretation of primer mismatch of one allele as a deletion, and validates homozygous genotypes.

From this cohort, 7 subjects were excluded from the study for the existence of clinical complications other than T2DM to avoid the misinterpretation of the data.

The crucial question for the clinician is how to avoid the misinterpretation of tests and how to avoid missing a treatable condition in a patient with a rapid progressive dementia and focal neurological signs (Josephs et al., 2009).

By using the combination of these two PCR sets, we avoided the possible misinterpretation of the presence or absence of a gene type by false-positive or false-negative amplification by the gene-specific primers.

In this way, the effect of the factors is not aliased with the block avoiding possible misinterpretations of the effects of the experimental factors on the analytical responses.

More specifically the tactile interaction has been implemented with a force feedback or with controlled vibrations, fine tuning the frequencies of the signal far from the normal operational range for vibrations by the PTW, to avoid a misinterpretation of the vibration, which could lead alternatively to false alarms or missed signals.

Local language was used to avoid the potential bias of misinterpretation of the questions.

Such situations must be detected by the ECP to avoid any misinterpretation of the input data.