Preoperative percutaneous cytologic biopsy specimens failed to make the diagnosis, and two specimens were interpreted incorrectly as poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma.
Pretreatment fine needle aspirates were interpreted incorrectly as definite or suspicious for adenocarcinoma in 12 patients, of whom 10 underwent operation.
Anecdotally, we found the questions that were interpreted incorrectly as "normal" revealed video where the scanner's hand appeared to be moving slightly or the patient's chest wall had a lot of movement.
This observation raised the possibility that the lack of ciliostasis and detection of rBeauR-Rep-M41-Struct-2 in the tracheal epithelial cells of chickens infected by the virus using TOCs for our pathogenicity experiments may have been interpreted incorrectly as the read out for these tests was ciliostasis.
In this manner even small changes in incidence that reflect data variability would be interpreted incorrectly as evidence to support the widespread occurrence of hormesis.
Previous studies, especially those using go/no-go tasks, have suggested that animals may learn that probes are not reinforced and hence extinguish responses to these stimuli – this may be interpreted, incorrectly, as a 'no-go' response [39].
If these lines are not recognized as image artifacts by their on/off appearance when the transducer is gently moved over the eye during image acquisition, they can easily be interpreted incorrectly as the anterior or posterior surface of the cornea.
Assuming that this [Benghazi] thing all wasn't just boneheaded political moves to protect Obama, if it wasn't that, it really was a case of fragmentary intelligence interpreted incorrectly and changed quickly as they gathered more information.
The DNA evidence, if interpreted incorrectly, could be used to support the findings of "scientific" racial anthropologists such as Carleton S. Coon.
When experts interpret incorrectly, hysteria can follow.
Herzog claimed that his comment had been interpreted incorrectly, but the damage was done.
