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American officials are also wary of accepting the broadest of the lawyers' new interpretations because of the precedent it would set -- should Russia someday begin work on its own defense system.
On their own, machine vision algorithms may lead to misleading or erroneous interpretations because of inaccurate object segmentation, image registration, and other sources of error.
These types of study lend themselves well to the generation of third order interpretations because of their thick description of phenomena and their focus on meaning.
The data as a whole suggest an association between breast cancer and inherited MMR deficiency (LS), but appropriate caution is warranted in interpretations because of the relatively small numbers of cases investigated and the variability between individual studies.
In some cases, using the family members as interpreters had been associated with poorer-quality interpretation because of the negative emotional influence on family members, especially when interpreting negative and/or sensitive news.
"I told Condoleezza Rice last year that you are going to see the consequences of all this rigid interpretation because of all the money being poured in here," Mr. Shihab said.
Among the former, special interest attaches to the early Palestinian Pentateuch Targum; it preserves, for example, messianic (referring to the expected anointed deliverer) exegesis of certain passages to which later rabbis gave a different interpretation because of the Christians' appeal to them.
Another difficulty is that fractional derivatives have no evident geometrical interpretation because of their nonlocal character.
The images produced by commercial ultrasound (US) systems are usually optimized for visual interpretation because of its real-time usage.
A congruency effect emerged between large definitions and nonwords with more back vowels, although such results might require cautious interpretation because of correlations between predictors.
The distance-weighted measure also indicates a positive effect, although its coefficient does not lend itself to a clear interpretation because of the weighting scheme (panel B, column 4).
