Sentence examples for in correct interpretation from inspiring English sources

Thus, the polymer/filler DRC have not been too successful in previous research, mainly because of some methodological problems in correct interpretation of the obtained PAL data.

23 The drop in correct interpretation of faint test lines at 12 months suggests that supervisory visits should stress this, and should occur at least semi-annually.

It is of note that several predicted PP proteins in this work e.g. FlaB1 periplasmic flagellin (LA2017/LIC11890) have previously been identified as possible PP contaminants in experimental studies of OMV proteins [ 13, 20]; hence our prediction method may help in correct interpretation of future experimental verification studies, thus leading to better predictions in uncharacterized genomes.

The most dramatic improvements in correct interpretations were observed for inexperienced participants with the difficult results (Top-left quadrant, Figure 2).

The methodology is shown to be powerful in correcting interpretation inconsistencies and overestimation errors in CORINE land cover maps.

Brain perfusion with saline was performed to remove the blood from the brain microvessels before decapitation because the radioactivity in brain microvessels could be a confounding factor in the correct interpretation of the data from brain parenchyma.Under urethane anesthesia, a 1 1.5 cm-long incision was made with the scissors midway between the trachea and esophagus and the shoulder of the rat.

What is the provision for women in a correct interpretation of Shariah law when it comes to gender equality, access to your children and to financial independence?

In this paper it is shown that the basis for a physically meaningful assessment of every energy transfer (including conversions from one form of energy to another) lies in the correct interpretation of entropy generation.

Moreover, if necessary, reflective testing provides for the addition of new tests beyond the test originally requested and/or production of comments to aid in the correct interpretation of results by the clinical autoimmunologist.

For example, a student may misinterpret Fig. 1a as suggesting that B evolved from A, C evolved from B, and D evolved from C. This suggests that students mistakenly view extant species as the ancestors of other extant species, but this is impossible in the correct interpretation of a phylogenetic tree (Baum and Offner 2008).

In the correct interpretation of the results of this study, some limitations must be borne in mind.