Third, gross misinterpretation of the available measurements has been common, and therapeutic strategies based on such interpretations widely advocated.
That contemporary interpretation, still widely accepted nearly three centuries later, does less than justice to Louis's shrewd appreciation of political realities and of France's long-term interests.
The interpretation is widely known as Wahhabism, after Muhammad al-Wahhab, an 18th-century religious scholar, and is criticized by some Muslims as rigid, intolerant and particularly prone to the distortions of a Mr. bin Laden, who has used Islam to justify violence against the West.
Unfortunately, Canright's interpretation became widely accepted and rarely, if ever, examined.
Anything that involves subjective human interpretation varies widely, including classification of nonmalignant tumors and actual cancers, he said.
When she compared controlling elements to the recently discovered repressor-operator system of E. coli (McClintock 1961), her interpretation was widely rejected because DNA mobility was not considered important to the short-term regulation of protein synthesis and genome expression.
Computerised electrocardiogram (ECG) interpretation is widely applied, especially within the clinical settings of primary care and surgical preadmission.
Laboratory methods for tissue preparation, immunohistochemistry and biochemical assays, scoring systems, and data interpretation vary widely; nevertheless data collated by CIMBA seem to be more representative of typical assessment of pathology conducted in routine practice.
Nobody says that about political journalists, but their views and interpretations differ widely from one newspaper to another and people accept that.
The term "partial resistance" and its various interpretations are widely used in plant/pathogen genetics, in particular in describing plant/virus interactions.
