Sentence examples for misinterpretation resulting from inspiring English sources

To avoid data misinterpretation resulting from the use of nonspecific analytical methods, the amounts of particular lipid hydroperoxides and hydroxyalkenals formed during lipid peroxidation in the presence of PA were measured by HPLC/DAD and HPLC/MS/MS.

In this case, besides harm from the lack of intervention supervised by a professional, the guidance of self care alone leads to misinterpretation, resulting in failure to perform adequate exercises.

In this context, misinterpretations resulting from the application of interpretation methods-such as the Theis solution for the classical two-well pumping test-are demonstrated that might lead to inaccurate estimates of hydraulic parameters.

Using analytical conventional interpretation techniques in well test analysis of dual-porosity/dual-permeability naturally fractured gas condensate reservoirs which suffer condensate blockage issues leads to misinterpretation results.

Important artefacts that may lead to clinical misinterpretation result from the use of CT data to correct for attenuation and the existence of mismatches between the fused images, for example due to respiratory movement.

As a result, knowledge exchange may often be characterized by miscommunication leading to misinterpretation, ultimately resulting in errors in research and even clinical practice.

Misinterpretation may result in ambiguous naming.

Yet, a poor handle design might lead to overexertion and altered movement dynamics, or result in misinterpretation of results in research studies.

Both alter the projected CCDI, resulting in misinterpretation of hip rotation and femoral offset.

Some items may have contained ambiguous phrasing resulting in misinterpretation by therapists.

We have argued that the use of such measures can be misleading, resulting in misinterpretation of findings.