Surely what matters, then, is not the identity or affiliation of the experimenter, but whether the experiment is well-designed, as free of confounds as possible, sufficiently highly powered[4], carefully interpreted, informed by the existing literature, and so on.
The exception was medical marijuana, where they issued a policy statement about use of resources and state medical marijuana laws that's been interpreted highly inconsistently by the U.S. attorneys, as we've seen recently".
The presence of rare atypical intratubular casts, which brightly stained for kappa light chain, but not for lambda light chain by immunofluorescence microscopy, together with the presence of widespread acute tubular injury and rare possible syncytial cell reaction was interpreted highly suggestive of a concomitant light chain cast nephropathy (LCCN).
The situation may be different where highly complex law is interpreted for us by sophisticated experts before we decide something.
Statistical significance was interpreted as highly significant at P ≤ 0.001.
This decisional architecture is based on a software environment meant for controlling and monitoring highly autonomous systems using interpreted Petri nets and mission planning algorithms; when disruptive events occur, alternative encoded reactions are triggered and the current plan is modified.
In a paper exploring the phylogenetic utility of trnH-psbA, Sang et al. [9] identified inversions within this region that they interpreted as highly homoplasious within the genus Paeonia.
It should be noted that with a lower threshold the resulting graph was too large and too highly connected to be interpreted (Additional file 5).
LRMs and PMRTRs applications are dynamic, highly accessible, and readily interpreted instruments that contribute to the appropriateness of empiric antibiotic treatments.
In conclusion, these new GERB applications offer dynamic, highly accessible, and easily interpreted instruments to assist physicians in the selection of antibiotic treatment.
