The results are also very complex and hard to interpret, notes reproductive geneticist Diana Bianchi of Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston.
Others warned of biases that may make the results of studies like this difficult to interpret, noting that women undergoing IVF are watched very closely, which would likely increase the chance that ovarian cancers are detected.
To assess whether the requirements were met (and thus the indicator "present") when interpreting notes in the medical records a modified audit instrument by Gardulf and Nordström [ 18] was used.
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, for instance, is trying to interpret a note by Kagan in which she dismissed as "lots of legal gobbledygook" arguments about how to treat Central Americans displaced by Hurricane Mitch in 1998.
While it's never wrong to write a note to thank guests for attending your wedding, you have a valid concern that guests who didn't give a gift might interpret the note as a subtle reminder to send one.
"It's a whole other tradition of how to interpret written notes on a page in the swing style," said Mr. Semel, whose band is currently tackling "A Night in Tunisia," the Dizzy Gillespie tune that uses exotic minor scales as well as a combination of Latin and swing rhythms.
On the other, they determine the way the orchestra plays: how the players interpret the notes of the symphony in front of them is entirely down to what the conductor does, to the connection between that person on the podium and the musicians in front of them.
Having two investigators independently record and interpret field notes at each site helped to both ensure reliability and overcome this limitation.
Crittenton, however, interpreted the note to mean that Arenas wanted him to pick which gun Arenas would use to carry out his threat to shoot Crittenton.
In the light of this, it should be obvious why it is inappropriate to interpret a suicide note as a living will.
