Sentence examples similar to miss interpretation from inspiring English sources

Analysing this large amount of information for researchers is strenuous and often leaves to miss accurate interpretation of it.

We encountered a patient in whom a minute depressed lesion previously had been missed in interpretation of barium enema radiographs; it transformed rapidly into an advanced carcinoma with nonpolypoid growth (NPG).

The newborn was excluded from the study if: the source chart containing diagnoses at birth was missing; the interpretation of the recorded diagnosis was uncertain; or the diagnosis was foetal alcohol syndrome or a chromosomal anomaly (191 excluded, of whom 3 mothers were exposed to solvents).

Incorrect decisions, caused by miss-interpretation, can lead to adverse perinatal outcomes and in severe cases death.

Secondly, some large travel-time residuals of ~ 60 s could, in fact, indicate a seismic phase miss-interpretation when, for example, a near-source surface reflection (pP or sP) is erroneously interpreted as the direct P arrival or when a PKPab arrival is miss-interpreted as either the PKPbc or PKPdf.

In a recent example, incomplete understanding of the direct effect of a small molecule on a reporter protein led to miss-interpretation of data from a cell-based FLuc assay [28].

This filtering step reduces the complexity of the dataset to avoid miss-interpretations in the homology searching procedure after de novo sequencing (Waridel et al. 2007).

(Murphey (2005, 332) quotes correspondence from Lewis complaining that Goodman and Chisholm in their writings miss the obvious interpretation of "If A were the case, then B would be the case", namely that A plus other premises of the (actual or hypothetical) case inductively justify the conclusion B. The problem is to interpret the remark so as to avoid turning counterfactuals into analytic truths).