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This does not necessarily mean that we should abandon the Morris water navigation task for use with mice, it just means that this test may reveal differences between groups of animals that may relate to different factors and therefore should not automatically be interpreted as differences in spatial learning ability.

The motivation benefit could be interpreted as differences in the cost structure, such as when a farmer's land or soil conditions make it beneficial to reduce the amount of fertilizer used.

The regression model was specified to assess interactions of assumed publication year with all moderating variables, since significant interaction terms can be interpreted as differences of the slope due to moderating variables.

The hospital frailty component should be interpreted as differences in hospital quality/performance.

The differences in the slopes can be interpreted as differences in spore production capacities accounted for by the host.

The reported prevalence differences can therefore be interpreted as differences in cumulative incidence during the follow-up period.

This means that linear regression coefficients for a binary risk factor can be interpreted as difference of the mean value of the outcome distribution between subjects exposed and not exposed.

Such 10-bp spacings between H4S47C-anchored cleavages have previously been interpreted as differences in rotational phasing (Brogaard et al., 2012b).

Depending on the model type (linear or logistic), the coefficient for the rural urban indicator was interpreted as difference in means or log-odds, respectively, of the response variable, between rural and urban populations.

Changes of the levels of the different glycoforms of the antibody as a component of circulation time are interpreted as arising from differences in clearance rates.

Only differences that exceed the limits of agreement will be interpreted as "real" differences exceeding measurement error.