The prediction confidence regions introduced above has to be interpreted point-wise.
Reverse engineering is concerned with the problem of creating computer aided design (CAD) models of real objects by interpreting point data measured from their surfaces.
Interpreting point estimates of the residual between-study variance without any regard to its uncertainty can be misleading; for example, a large point estimate might be construed as providing strong evidence of considerable unexplained between-study heterogeneity.
In this study nurses were able to perform and interpret point of care ultrasound to assess volume status with excellent quality, allowing for improvement in available information for the caregiving physician.
The GPs in groups 1 and 3 will be trained to use and interpret point of care CRP and those in 2 and 3 in enhanced communication with patients.
In this study of patients in an outpatient HF clinic, specialised nurses were able to perform and interpret point of care US examination of the IVC and the pleural cavities to assess volume status with excellent quality, in contrast to the poor inter-observer agreement of medical history, clinical signs and physical examination.
To show that this ability is genetic rather than just learned, the team also tried to teach both groups of foxes to interpret pointing.
Head and hand positions have been tracked using video [3], fingertip position have been tracked using images captured by humans [4], position sensors have been used to acquire the position of a fingertip [5], and touch pens and panels have been used to interpret pointing [6, 7].
This result suggests that caution is required when interpreting point-sample testosterone measurements.
We suggest that this shows that the word-trained dogs interpret pointing as a spatial directive, which they integrate into the fetching game, presumably assuming that pointing is relevant to finding the requested object.
It should be possible to compute variance bands (also known as confidence bands) for our maps, but displaying three surfaces of ORs makes it difficult to visually interpret points where the bands do not include one (Hastie and Tibshirani 1990).
