The number of known genetic markers of risk is increasing but the interpretation of their clinical effect is hampered by poor reporting of prediction studies.
Our finding of bias in sensory testing- but not in other components of the examination- is consistent with prior observations that the potential for bias increases with increasing subjectivity in the interpretation of the index test[ 22].
This reduces the chance of heuristics and biases to remain unrecognised, and increases the proper interpretation of final results and potential outliers (see below).
Trial design, protocol specification, training, and continuous supervision led to a high degree of treatment fidelity for the counseling interventions in this randomized clinical trial and will increase confidence in the interpretation of the trial findings.
While this does not eliminate the concern for variability among small total number of subjects within each group (i.e. the cross-group comparisons), there is greater confidence in the accuracy of the absolute mean values for each subject that helps to increase confidence in the interpretation of the cross-sectional data.
When differentiating between EO and EC conditions, 94% accuracy can be achieved when using mean velocity as sway measure and either Model 2 or 3. Thus by adjusting for baseline score one increases the accurate interpretation of posturographic sway scores.
With the increase in sensitivity of the detection methodology, there is an increasing concern about the interpretation of positive NoV results by real-time amplification.
This support is constantly adapted to the increasing knowledge on the interpretation of the legal text and to the common working practice.
Our aim is to provide radiologists with an increased familiarity in the interpretation of early post-hysterectomy CT studies, thus providing a consistent basis for correct therapeutic choice and ultimately helping to decrease morbidity [7, 9].
This paper provides an overview of contemporary surgical techniques, reviews and illustrates the expected postoperative imaging findings and complications after partial and total gastrectomy, aiming to provide radiologists with an increased familiarity in the interpretation of early post-gastrectomy CT studies and, ultimately, to limit iatrogenic morbidity.
