We have recently shown on human cell lines that choosing an unstable internal control gene could generate dramatic misinterpretations (Caradec et al, 2010a).
Furthermore, the term "independently" as used in the questionnaire and in defining a practice has generated obvious misinterpretations and provides room for speculation that the GPs could have misinterpreted other terms within the questionnaire.
Sometimes such requirements seem to subject authors to a burden of paperwork that equals the scientific effort, but intolerance of this is generated by a misinterpretation: science and ethics cannot stand alone, nor can they be neatly separated in any research project.
Ideally, seroconversion status should be ascertained prior to pregnancy, and if seronegative, clients need to be checked at regular intervals during pregnancy with the obvious disadvantages of generating anxiety and misinterpretation of test results.
For KGBC, the inclusion of SCD screening and the recruitment of healthy children seems, at least in some cases, to have generated a similar misinterpretation of research, but as a community-based health screening activity for individual-level benefit, or a 'health check'.
First, the EMD will generate undesirable IMFs at the low-frequency region that may cause misinterpretation to the result.
The email went on to explain that the promotion previously announced on the company's blog should not be misinterpreted to mean that the chain was celebrating or promoting Ramadan, saying, "The misinterpretation has generated some negative feedback from a small segment of vocal and angry consumers and bloggers".
Finally, to avoid any misinterpretation, we generated, collected, processed and evaluated all data in using a well-established 3D QSAR computational approach exclusively within our research group.
Another limitation was the search strategies used, which could have generated publication bias, leading to a misinterpretation of the results.
