The use of the NIAM/ORM method addresses the problem of unprecise semantics and the misinterpretation introduced by the use of natural languages.
28 Basger et al 31 highlighted the importance of the face-to-face component in allowing discussion to resolve misinterpretation, introduce new evidence and improve clarity.
Finally, in our effort to better understand our dataset we employed well accepted but complex techniques of multivariable modeling which themselves can introduce opportunities for error or misinterpretation.
14 Inadequate reporting and unacknowledged changes in sample size calculations can introduce bias and lead to misinterpretation of trial results.
Additionally, youth in the study were welcomed to share stories and experiences of their peers, as well as themselves, as a means of creating a safe space to participate; however, this may have introduced an element of misinterpretation or exaggeration in the data.
Importantly, when performing focused aCGH with specialized arrays that do not cover the entire genome, or comprise probes with a disproportioned focus on specific genomic regions, even CNAs that affect a minor part of the genome can introduce a significant correlation between copy number and intensity, and can result in misinterpretations of how a given ratio level relate to copy number.
As automated multi-step genome wide analyses can sometimes introduce biases and misinterpretations, we took the maximum of precautions at each step.
However, we found that miR-181c introduced bias into the analysis and led to the misinterpretation of miR-21 expression in HCC patients compared with CHB patients.
However, in reality, this would be difficult for real patient planning due to the misinterpretation of HU values of high density implants introduced by shadow artifacts in CT images.
The recent recommendation of the ESPGHAN Nutrition Committee [ 12] that complementary feeding should not be introduced before 17 weeks and not later than 26 weeks is less open to misinterpretation and we recommend that future studies adopt "17 weeks of age" and "26 weeks" as the definition of 4 and 6 months, respectively.
