Sentence examples for if not interpreted from inspiring English sources

That's not a lot to pay for useful research, but it's a lot of money to waste, and wasted it will be if not interpreted correctly.

If not interpreted as "flirtatiousness", Carter could be "truly touched at being let into the 'inner circle' of [O'Neill's] life, and finally being 'one of the guys'", which Storm found problematic as the character had previously never been shown to feel left out.

Though decidedly the most accurate measurement technique, PSG itself may lead to misleading results if not interpreted with caution.

Still, despite a few unfortunate mistakes, The Deeper Genome is well written and gets many of its facts right, even if they are not interpreted properly.

These data indicate that arterial blood gas tests are of limited value in the diagnostic work-up of pulmonary embolism if they are not interpreted in conjunction with clinical and other laboratory tests.

GPs suspected cancer more often than they initiated a CPP, and patients were less likely to be referred to a CPP if their symptoms were not interpreted to be an 'alarm' symptom of cancer.

However, he warned in his annual report last autumn that he intended to highlight any abuses if ministers did not interpret the code in the spirit of making public appointments on merit.

In our implementation the client just discarded the RR if it could not interpret it correctly; to minimize unnecessary traffic in the future an application-specific RR could be introduced or a general-purpose "kitchen sink RR" [29] reused if one is implemented.

First, as Malone (2011) declares if five graders do not interpret a question in the same way the researchers need to rewrite that question.

If she declines, I will not interpret her response as meaning "Sure, but let's get wasted first".

"I can predict that many physicians would happily not interpret mammography if they were forced to take such an exam, even if it was one that was determined to be fair and equitable," a panel member, Dr. Carl D'Orsi, wrote to the F.D.A.