Her fine-grained contralto and concentration on emotional detail make these interpretations memorable, but her choice of three routine numbers by unknown writers finds her usually discriminating taste in songs off the mark.
However, no one that we are aware of is working on better ways to deliver and distribute the content necessary to make these interpretations happen.
For these reasons, additional replicates are needed (and should be explicitly documented) to make these interpretations believable.
These findings are supported by other recent hospital-based studies, like Rozenblum et al. 47 Making these interpretations from a systematic review of reviews must take the methods' limitations into consideration.
"The conclusions and interpretations they make are often not the ones professional geneticists, biological anthropologists, and historians would make, but these interpretations are not ignorant or uneducated".
Furthermore, we argue that EIT waves are actually generated by more than one physical process, which might explain some of the issues which have made the interpretation of these phenomena so controversial.
And the lack of standardization of protocols for isolating specific cell types and the use of a variety of injury/disease models have made the interpretation of these results rather difficult and have left unanswered questions regarding the mechanisms through which these cells generate their beneficial effects.
9 14 Thus, inclusion of acute phase ReMI might have made the interpretation difficult in these 9p21 variant studies, as most of the ReMI occurring during the acute phase of AMI were most likely caused by 9p21-independent mechanisms, such as reocclusion of the culprit lesion and/or thrombosis.
Since the accuracy of the parameter estimation process is quite important in PBPK analyses, these characteristics make the interpretations or extrapolations of the obtained results complicated.
These differences in morbidity estimates are not fully understood, making the interpretation of these figures difficult [ 4, 5].
