Advocates for women see this as an unfortunate way in which the new laws, as interpreted by poorly trained police officers, have hurt women.
Further, the FAA's latest rules seem haphazard, ill conceived and poorly interpreted.
The pianist's son, Andrzej, welcomed the decision, saying it would "allow ethical standards in Poland to improve" and help define "the poorly interpreted notion of freedom of speech".
Further, returning results may unnecessarily harm participants if they make significant health decisions based on highly uncertain, invalid, or poorly interpreted data.
While we are unable to say what proportion of individuals have not fully understood or poorly interpreted the screening test, it is the responsibility of health care professionals to raise the issue and ensure consent is given.
It's engaging and informative, if you get involved in real history and understand what motivated the Mayans, as opposed to poorly interpreted fantasies about the Mayan culture.
22 Subgroup analyses in publications are often over-interpreted, poorly reported, and lacking in clarity about whether they were pre-specified.
This could be interpreted both as a poorly articulated critique of capitalism and as an indictment of an immoral instant gratification culture.
The front movement profile closely resembled that of a matrix containing a poorly soluble drug where the outward movement of the diffusion front was interpreted as the consequence of poorly soluble drug particle translocation due to polymer swelling [ 22].
Meanwhile, getting an "infertile" reading can send men down paths of undue worry as well, especially when they either screw up the somewhat complex preparation and conditions for sample collection and get a bad reading or poorly interpret their sperm counts and motilities, perhaps feeling inadequate when compared to global average statistics for fertile men.
