But with all of these numbers to calculate and interpret, experts say there's also a lot of confusion about which ones are worth paying attention to in the long haul.
In this chapter, knowledge engineering (KE) is used as a methodology for developing software applications that make use of captured or interpreted expert knowledge to assist the automation of assembly systems.
Out of 4,200 ECGs collected consecutively over a period of 18 months, 447 RVH, 335 RBBB and 589 Normal were interpreted by expert pediatric cardiologists, and were included in the study.
All imaging studies will be interpreted by expert radiology staff at the patient's primary treatment center to determine patient eligibility, clinical staging, and tumor response, according to standard clinical criteria.
But video testimony has been interpreted by experts in other cases, and those interpretations have sometimes proved extremely consequential.
Rather, they're messy and often difficult to interpret, even upon expert examination.
A low consensus may mean that different experts interpret the available data differently, or that the different experts require different quantities or qualities of evidence in order to feel confident.
But the cautions don't seem to influence how these data are interpreted by experts.
However, when interpreted as "experts perform best when not thinking about what they are doing," the idea of just-do-it is a myth.
The existing data do not suffice to exclude such effects altogether, but they are interpreted by experts to indicate that less than 1percentt of the total burden of inherited diseases in the general population can plausibly be attributed to background radiation.
