Sentence examples for careful interpreting from inspiring English sources

"It's a forensic fact that when you go in and look at a crime scene in a hotel," Dr. Kobilinsky said, "you've got to be careful interpreting what you see".

However, one should be careful interpreting this result, since we can only compare two matching branch's lengths if they actually exist in both model and inference.

Consequently, one has to be careful interpreting the sums (or averages) of peri-stimulus-time-histograms (PSTHs) of activity over different trials, as was done in Figure 1a.

However, one must remain careful interpreting this observation, as the structures within this class all originate from the PDB, and are relatively small (for the complete STRAND DB, the average length is nt, compared with nt around 15% unpaired bases).

Additionally, we noted that the MED and NF + MED group had a confidence interval that included 0. The NF group had the largest ES δRM for all scales, but one should be careful interpreting this observation since those three scales are highly correlated.

Due to the heterogeneous nature of head and neck cancers, the difficulty in obtaining a large number of patients, and the variation in results, one has to be careful interpreting the results from our and similar studies, as they are based on a relatively low number of events.

The data provide here should be careful interpreted when considered other models of CKD.

However, our interviews do show that researchers need to be careful when interpreting these questions, and that care needs to be taken when designing and analyzing surveys that aim to measure issue-specific party competence.

Such pattern is often interpreted as the signature of positive selection, but we need to be careful for interpreting such data [ 45- 47].

One should, however, be careful of interpreting this directly as a symptom of quality of care, as there may be unseen confounders.

Be careful about interpreting those numbers.