For the remaining experiments, these time points were used to determine differences in marker expression, although additional days of differentiation were also frequently examined to avoid misinterpretation due to minor alteration in expression kinetics.
The DSM-5 describes hypochondriasis as the "preoccupation with fears of having a serious medical illness based on misinterpretations of benign (or minor) bodily sensations". To a hypochondriac, a headache means a brain tumor, a quickened heartbeat means a heart attack, and a mole means melanoma.
Symptom misinterpretation is frequently reported, with patients believing their symptoms are the result of minor ailments [ 16– 19], physical exertion [ 20, 21], stress [ 22], connected to pre-existing conditions [ 23], ageing [ 19, 24] or expected bodily changes [ 25].
In the other infant, a minor extra axial haemorrhage was suspected on MF-CUS, but in retrospect, this was a misinterpretation of an imaging artefact and might have been avoided when both MF had been used.> MRI detected abnormalities in 32 infants with normal CUS findings.
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.
Namely, misinterpretation.
Sorry for my misinterpretation.
The misinterpretation age.
"That's a misinterpretation.
The other misinterpretation is conceptual.
A platitude and a misinterpretation.
