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In arid and semi-arid environment, the major and minor geological feature can easily be interpreted because of very little vegetative and other category of land use/cover to hide the structural and stratigraphic information.

Detecting cases of diseases that occur endemically may be interpreted (because of absence of background data) as an early epidemic.

Finally, 109 isolates gave uninterpretable patterns, due to mixed cultures, as was confirmed by 16S rRNA gene sequencing for 20 of these, whereby the sequences could not be interpreted because of ambiguities, pointing to mixtures.

The International Society for Bone Densitometry recommends that if the spine or hip BMD cannot be obtained or cannot be interpreted because of artifacts, forearm BMD should be measured by DXA (usually distal 1/3 radius).

Elastic properties of the lipid bilayer are vital to the folding and function of membrane proteins [ 4]. bR folding shows clear dependences on lipid composition that can be interpreted because of changes in the stored bilayer elastic energy [ 40].

The results for subtypes of NHL, however, should be interpreted cautiously because of small numbers of cases by subtype and because of the multiple comparisons involved.

This may be interpreted as because of loss of PEEP and pressure support during disconnection [ 23].

These data must be interpreted cautiously because of a lack of direct measurement of muscle fiber size.

International comparisons should be interpreted cautiously because of varying definitions of the out of hours period and differences in health service organisation.

Conclusion The outcome of this economic model should be interpreted cautiously because of the limitations of the data used.

The prevalence of overweight at T1 and T2 must be interpreted carefully because of selection effects of the longitudinal sample.