However, annotation of the 3′ ends of genes is still incomplete, thus limiting the interpretation of the data generated.
In few cases, adjustments were made due to mistakes in the interpretation or incomplete information.
Current (eco- toxicological information for in situ seco- toxicologicaln technologinformationmentary and incomplete or entirely missing, making also the interpretation oforxinting data quite challenging.
This sort of variation, with insufficient information on trial characteristics and incomplete and inadequate outcome assessment invalidated the interpretation of the results, and their clinical applicability [27].
A recent article reported how an annotation error in a UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot entry, due to the interpretation of an incomplete functional characterization paper, persisted for 20 years and was disseminated to other databases (4).
Data collected retrospectively are inevitably incomplete, posing a complex problem in the interpretation of results [ 23, 24].
zero, if the principle was completely missing or wrong (misconception); one, if the principle was present and correct, but rather incomplete (novice interpretation); two, if the principle was present, correct, and complete (expert interpretation).
As the understanding we actually reach at any particular point in the sign chain, the dynamic interpretant represents an incomplete understanding, or interpretation, of the dynamic object.
This study is limited to the measurement of whole body insulin sensitivity which makes the interpretation of our data incomplete.
For each of the five conceptual categories, we assigned a score of: (a) zero, if the principle was completely missing or wrong (misconception); (b) one, if the principle was present and correct, but rather incomplete (novice interpretation); (c) two, if the principle was present, correct, and complete (expert interpretation). .
