Sentence examples for error in the interpretation from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the SLC says 108 students have been affected as "a result of human error in the interpretation of the regulations when processing these applications".
For example, our results show that neglecting the line-narrowing effects can cause significant error in the interpretation of the LIF and ASE signals.
Another important statement presented, is to find the correct solvent or mixture of solvents that do not incorporate an error in the interpretation of the results obtained.
To overcome this possible error in the interpretation of the test results (pointed out by Berkson 1938; Wang 1993 and Lin et al.
However, as the three-dimensional structure of Hb in vertebrates is highly conserved throughout evolution [35], we do not think that the cross-species injection introduces a significant source of error in the interpretation of the results.
This correlation could be due to the preparation steps of the sequencing library or biases in the sequencing step, or it could be a systematic error in the interpretation of the reaction in the sequencer.
They accept as evidence the same types of sense experience that the rest of us do; and in most circumstances they are attentive, just like the rest of us, to potential errors in the interpretation of sense experience.
Errors in the interpretation of diagnostic images in the emergency department are a persistent problem internationally.
This results in perturbations in the temperature response and causes fluctuations in estimation and consequent estimation errors in the interpretation of TRTs.
Equally important is to appreciate the effects of the procedures on the records in order to avoid errors in the interpretation and use of the results.
The purpose of this study was (1) to describe errors in the interpretation of high-resolution ultrasonography (HR-US) images of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and analyze the discrepancies between HR-US imaging and diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging findings, and (2) to measure interobserver and intraobserver variations with respect to reporting HR-US images of the TMJ.
