Third, the significant associations between the annual and monthly fluctuations of the dengue importations and the domestic cases by the regression test suggest that utilizing the cumulative data (i.e., mix of all of the serotypes) might be misinterpreted at an individual level.
Figures like Robert Burns, whose reams of 18th century poems are just waiting to be misinterpreted at will, and Keir Hardie, the forefather of the Labour Party who favoured Scottish "Home Rule" but died 99 years ago, have bizarrely been claimed by both sides of the debate and are the subject of much contention.
When juxtaposed with results from screening at the mean, fewer significant findings at the upper tail could be misinterpreted as a relative absence of the upper-tail disparity.
"Some members also noted that an increase in Bank rate at this meeting might be misinterpreted as a signal that the committee would attempt to bring inflation back to the target excessively rapidly, which could cause expectations of a relatively sharp tightening of monetary policy that could have a detrimental impact on confidence and activity," the minutes said.
It's an action that's misinterpreted at his office with unfortunate repercussions.
"I probably think it was misinterpreted at the time," she told the Daily Express at the South Bank Sky arts awards.
A new CT-scan and a MRI-scan of the patient's right knee evidenced the presence of a neoformation located in the proximal tibia, posterior to the insertion of the cruciate ligaments, which had been misinterpreted at the previous scans when it was not clearly visible.
While a false pattern of absence of sliding may contribute to misdiagnose pneumothorax, sometimes a respiratory or cardiac movement of the lung image at ultrasound may be misinterpreted for a false lung sliding (Additional file 6: Video S6).
Be very careful not to make snide remarks about her interests or anything that could be misinterpreted as having a go at her.
