This can complicate the analysis and make the results harder to interpret, especially for downstream analysis.
The textual representation is not always easy to interpret, especially for complex histories.
Even for valid associations, the significance for individuals can be very hard to interpret, especially for complex disorders where very many genetic variants, epigenetic effects, and environmental factors all have a part in disease genesis.
The wording of the items are very similar, asking for Reappraisal and Suppression on an abstract level and with seven answer options, which might be difficult to answer and to interpret, especially for people with mental disorders [ 34].
PFGE is reliable, reproducible and highly discriminatory but its use in large epidemiological studies and routine surveillance is limited because it is technically demanding, time-consuming, expensive and complex DNA patterns may be difficult to interpret, especially for large collections of isolates [ 8].
The interaction involving FMO1C 9536A must be interpreted especially cautiously.
The significance of the other differences including nevus count is, however, difficult to interpret especially as we cannot allow for the effects of supplementation in the controls, and the total number of controls was much lower than cases, so that the relatively small differences between cases and controls could simply be a function of sample size.
4) The results of this study should also be interpreted with caution especially for pathogens e.g. AdV with known background carriage in healthy, asymptomatic individuals.
Because this is largely a survivor cohort, findings must be interpreted with caution, especially for highly fatal cancers such as pancreatic and lung cancer.
We believe that a deeper understanding of the "mistakes" NJ makes when it does not optimize the balanced minimum evolution criterion may be important in interpreting the results, especially for large trees.
