Sentence examples for compromise interpretation from inspiring English sources

"These discontinuation rates compromise interpretation of the long-term safety data from the T-emerge studies, therefore continuing treatment with the current taspoglutide formulation is not considered to be in the best interest of patients," Roche said.

Here Descartes appears to attribute to eternal truths an eternality that they cannot have if they have no existence outside of our thought.[24] Perhaps a compromise interpretation would be that Descartes holds that God has willed the series of creatures from eternity and that some of these creatures are truths that are "always the same" once created.

A compromise interpretation was negotiated, only to be dropped by Kadijević specifically because of the events in Bjelovar.

Lack of awareness of this and other histomorphological variations may compromise interpretation, especially when biopsy is submitted as small tissue fragments and for frozen sectioning.

In regards to analgesic efficacy, these impairments can compromise interpretation of analgesic results, as an animal may be immobilized or unresponsive when tested at these doses.

Repeated t-tests are also inappropriate to test systematic differences, as this testing will inflate the type I error and compromise interpretation of significance.

Such statements raise doubts about the unbiasedness of the sampling process, leave the reader in ignorance of the quality of the final sample, thwart attempts at achieving study repeatability and compromise interpretations of the validity of study outcomes.

The most pervasive flaw in this body of research is the absence of clear methodological descriptions, which compromises interpretation of the results.

However, with an increasing number of CHMI trials being undertaken, in an ever-growing number of trial sites, heterogeneity in trial design may compromise universal interpretation of results and require an ongoing dialogue on the need and feasibility of standardization.

We conclude that the injection of anatomical tracers into the MPG and EUS may compromise the interpretation of subsequent urodynamic studies and suggest investigators to consider experimental designs, which allow for physiological assessments to precede the administration of anatomical tracers into the LUT.

Therefore, the chance of double recombinants is negligible and would not compromise the interpretation of the data.