Much of my recent practice of archaeology incorporates the utilization of digital, especially multimedia, technology in the presentation of the process of archaeological interpretation, for example in the Chimera Web, about the Neolithic site of Opovo, Yugoslavia and my current project about ÄatalhîyÅk, Dead Women Do Tell Tales.
This will obviously influence the MRIs of that joint, often rendering their interpretation more difficult – for example, in defining the edge of the graft to assess the degree of overgrowth or incorporation.
This is made plausible, in his eyes, through the selective interpretation of science, for example in relation to the effects of certain pesticides on bees.
The finding that performance decreases as somatotopic distance increases is open to other interpretations: for example, one might posit difficulty in shifting attention between fingers.
However, the wide variety of experimental flame conditions and excitation/detection wavelengths have clouded the interpretation of such measurements, for example, in terms of indicating either the presence of soot precursors or unreactive by-products (or both).
Animate properties, living organization, and morphology subsequently produce feedback for interpretation — witnessed early on, for example, in Turing's research drawings.
There is scope for errors of interpretation during data extraction, for example, in deciding on the date of first consultation.
This may lead to different interpretation of the findings, for example, in the early stages of shock or dehydration sodium and water retention are a common compensatory mechanism in severe illness with circulatory impairment[ 39].
This impedes interpretation of the results; for example in CLIP-seq, an input sample digested in parallel should be sequenced as a control to facilitate peak-calling from the sequence data [ 6], however this is rarely done in practice due to the high content of degraded rRNA in these controls.
The competing risks situation at hand, however, requires careful interpretation of the results: for example, in model 2 we find that pneumonia on admission has a (non-significant reducing) effect on the cause-specific hazard ratio of death, and an even more reducing (and significant) effect on the CSHR of discharge.
