Sentence examples for interpreting the test from inspiring English sources
In an earlier era, clinicians who demonstrated special skill in interpreting the test were dubbed Rorschach "wizards," and the technique sometimes was referred to as "an X-ray of the mind".
Diagnosing requires a thorough medical history and interpreting the test results within that context; generalists may lack the time to do a complete history, especially under the pressures of managed care.
Until recently, Wall Street had been willing to overlook complaints from some educators that Edison was overly generous in calculating the number of schools it ran, in interpreting the test scores at those schools and in comparing its costs with those of schools it competes against.
However, there are several shortcomings and challenges involved with correctly interpreting the test results.
If scoring is done using standardized scores, excessively high or low means causing the distributions skewed is problematic when interpreting the test scores.
A nonlinear method based on Scanlan's nonlinear vortex-induced vibration model is proposed in this paper for interpreting the test results of section model into prototype structure.
Some critics say doctors should be involved in interpreting the tests.
If the agency instead forbids the company from "interpreting" the tests — that is, if the agency insists that the companies strip from the raw report of genotypes any information about health risks — it would, as the Cold Spring Harbor geneticist Gholson Lyon pointed out this week, threaten to make the data meaningless.
First, we did not observe test operators performing and interpreting the tests at the time they identified the false-positive results.
In respect to interpreting the test-retest-reliability findings some caution is appropriate, since the Kappa-value calculations were limited to a relatively small subsample of patients who self-reported their health problems as being unchanged for the observed study period.
Others did not feel confident in performing and interpreting the tests themselves.
