Like the other ultrasonographic techniques (i.e., B-mode sonography and Doppler sonography), CEUS is susceptible to some artefacts creating misinterpretation [ 31- 33].
A system that just takes down and translates one sign after another (limited versions of which exist) would be liable to creating misinterpretations or overly simplistic representations of what was said.
We did not confirm UTI prevalence in patients compared to controls, but the limitation of self-reporting, might interfere, creating misinterpretations.
CD measures only axial velocities along the line of each ultrasonic beam, displays an ambiguous signal at 90° and suffers from vessel geometry, that may create some misinterpretation of the complex flow pattern: in fact, color assignment depends on the direction from which the vessel is imaged (Figs. 1 and 2a, Vid 2a).
People will misinterpret reality, and those misinterpretations will sometimes create a self-reinforcing feedback loop.
Catley and Novick (2008) expressed concern over the use of "almost-a" cladogram format due to its potential to create confusion about cladistic principles and misinterpretation of diagrammatic elements such as varying branch length.
These create excitement for a project, but if not presented carefully may cause misinterpretation or premature commitment.
Not necessarily so, Mr. Christensen says now, noting that the book did not address the Internet: "The misinterpretation is, 'anything that is different or radical, you better create a separate company,' and that's not true".
In science, accurate usage of terminology is critical, as misuse of words or misinterpretation of concepts can then be used by policymakers to create bad law and regulation, and who pays, we do!
However, the introduction of assays based upon various nucleic acid testing (NAT) technologies, each utilizing a different set of standards, creates the potential for misinterpretation of patient results.
Although interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary communication between clinicians forms the basis of the transfer of medical information during each patient's journey in the ED, there is a level of ambiguity in clinician's roles, thereby creating potential confusion and misinterpretation by both clinicians and patients.
