Sentence examples for interpretation blind from inspiring English sources

In only 19% of gynaecology studies was the index test interpretation blind, reflecting the nature of the tests assessed in these reviews.

The measurements were made by a radiologist (with 11 years of experience in abdominal MRI and CT interpretation), blinded to the reference method and other stereological measurements (Fig. 1).

In addition, missing values were present for some covariates, particularly for the covariates inclusion (consecutive or not) and interpretation (blinded or not).

Following training, Margaret Berta and Murray Weaver interpretations from blind single-lane test reads were in 100% agreement with an expert reader.

Reference Test: CT interpretation was blinded to ultrasound results, but clinical data may have been available, so risk of bias was unclear.

All echocardiographic interpretations were blinded to all clinical data at the time of image analysis.

Four studies reported the consecutive recruitment of the patients and only three studies reported blind interpretation of the F-FDG-PET or PET/CT findings, which can introduce interpretation bias (when observers of PET or PET/CT studies had prior knowledge influencing their interpretation of the results).

But under FIFA's blind interpretation of the rules, a player can be deemed to be in a "passive" offside position if he is not interfering with play.

He has used his position to damage the careers of those he disapproves of, or, on a more charitable interpretation, has been blind to the effects the strong expression of his views are bound to have.

Retrospectively, all bone scans were independently interpreted by two nuclear medicine physicians (one senior physician (experience of 15 years) and one junior physician (experience of 3 years)) with the xB/CT reconstruction and then 3 months later in order to obtain a blind interpretation of the first one with F3D/CT reconstruction.

Finally, adequate studies performed an interpretation of results blind to the clinical status of samples.