Sentence examples for interpret complete from inspiring English sources

US had a tendency to interpret complete fractures on radiographs as incomplete (n = 7) leading to incorrect treatment decisions.

Moreover, we would like to emphasise that the inexperienced clinicians participating in our study did not score and interpret complete FEES examinations, but only a small number of relevant parameters for the purpose of dysphagia screening.

This approach reduces the amount of text for respondents to read and aids the assimilation of information when interpreting completed questionnaires.

This should be taken into consideration when interpreting completed, and planning for new clinical trials on HPA axis regulation in septic patients.

How should we interpret the complete lack of attention in the current speech or the backup document "Built to Last"?

The final version of the questionnaire aimed to be relevant to caregivers of pediatric GERD patients, conceptually equivalent in American English and American Spanish, free from bias or jargon and easy to understand, interpret and complete within 10 15 minutes.

The scarcity of words often depicted in cartoons, forces the reader to interpret and complete the missing words, thereby producing an aesthetic response and increasing the readers' involvement [ 17].

Reader 3 interpreted the complete MR exam including the 3D and 2D sequences at one sitting.

Readers 1 and 2 evaluated 3D and 2D data at separate sittings; reader 3 interpreted the complete exam including 3D and 2D sequences.

However, through intellectual contemplation (theoria, intellectus) and divine illumination (which is the receiving of a divine self-manifestation, theophania), humans may achieve unification (henosis) with God, and the select few will even undergo 'deification' (deificatio, theosis) which Eriugena interprets as complete identity with God.

:yesterday Peter-ABS run-3p/IND All other things being equal and in the absence of any explicit adverbials, the indicative mood will be interpreted as complete or incomplete depending on the verbal aktionsart.