The frequency distributions of interpretation and naming scores showed increased probabilities of low scores for schizophrenia patients, especially for odor interpretation.
We documented interpretive discrepancies for each category of neoplasm and determined whether a period of pathologist education may have a positive effect on the frequency of discrepant interpretations.
It concluded that PET with contrast-enhanced CT is an accurate imaging modality for the assessment of uterine cancer recurrence and the use of contrast reduces the frequency of equivocal interpretations [51].
Among the 15 351 satisfactory specimens that comprised the rest of the analysis, the reported frequency of cytologic interpretations in ALTS varied significantly by LMP, although the magnitudes of absolute differences were slight (Table 1A).
It is a term that has been used with such frequency and variety of interpretation that its true meaning has become obscured.
This is illustrated in Appendix C. When viewed as a function of both time and frequency, the interpretation of (2) for the total power in a quadrature receiver is a spectrogram [8] in the time window w(t) of the term x t) of the transmitted signal.
When viewed as a function of both time and frequency, the interpretation of Equation 2 for the instantaneous power in a quadrature receiver is a spectrogram ([12], for example) in the time window w(t) of the term x t) of the transmitted signal.
Matrix-based thematic frameworks were developed (one for practitioners and one for families), into which the textual data were indexed and summarised by frequency for the purpose of interpretation.
The present data indicate that the frequency of anxiety-related interpretations and in particular internal attributions of physical symptoms increased linearly as children became older.
Among HPV infected women, independent of eventual diagnosis and the number of viral genotypes present, mid-cycle specimens yielded the highest frequency of LSIL cytologic interpretations and the highest HPV load; however, the magnitude of these effects were small.
Use of the term "hormesis," with its associated descriptors, distracts from the broader and more important questions regarding the frequency and interpretation of nonmonotonic dose responses in biological systems.
