US had a tendency to interpret complete fractures on radiographs as incomplete (n = 7) leading to incorrect treatment decisions.
Initially, these programs were designed for the prediction and interpretation of fragmentation by EI, but recently, there has been a tendency to interpret tandem MS data with theses programs, too.
I ask him, 'What would you do: Is there any way for you to help kids who aren't getting child support?' " Yet Peele has, in common with Key, a tendency to interpret past pain as productive: "I was a kid that got to go to the White House and talk to the President.
For example, Leppanen et al. [41] reported that depressed patients have an impairment in recognizing neutral faces and a tendency to interpret happy faces as neutral, and interpreting this as a negative shift in emotion recognition [42], [52], [53].
Psychologists sometimes call this reaction "confirmation bias," a tendency to interpret actions in light of one's original impressions.
Research confirms that patients with chronic pain show a tendency to interpret ambiguous stimuli as pain related.
There appeared to be a tendency to interpret their behaviors as manifestations of stubbornness and defiance, emotional problems, or learning problems rather than as expression of behavioral style.
This type of bias is a tendency to interpret information based on a previous assumption, rather than letting the data speak for itself.
However, there is a tendency to interpret that there are lineages "more" or "less" evolved than others.
A tendency to interpret slavery as moral subservience to vice, as found in Stoic and Christian texts, also tended to inhibit opposition to the social institution.
