Only estimated prevalences could be derived for the three infectious diseases due to missing or difficult to interpret test results in Praeventis.
The audio recordings (n=35) were difficult to rate, because information was missing or more difficult to interpret.
The impact of missing school in order to interpret, potential for trauma and embarrassment, for example, were considered highly problematic.
To interpret missing values present in the filtered SNP set, five different imputation algorithms were employed: (1) mean imputation (MI), (2) singular value decomposition imputation (SVD:[28]), (3) traditional k nearest neighbor (kNN:[28]), (4) expectation maximization imputation (EM:[31]), and (5) k-nearest neighbor imputation but newly derived for half-sib family structure (kNN-Fam).
Secondly, it is difficult to make comparisons as different terminologies are used to describe maternal near miss, there is no uniformity in definition of maternal near miss and subsequently, information on case fatality ratios from maternal near miss is difficult to interpret.
Because the arrangement of filters and pixels means a certain amount of light is missed, the processors have to interpret what colours should appear in the gaps.
When a patient for instance assures that during a holiday period the monitor was left at home while medication was taken from another source, it would be less accurate to discard this information and rely blindly on the monitor's records than to use this information to interpret the missing data in the EM records.
In terms of missed benefits, mammograms are harder to interpret in pre-menopausal women because of breast density and breast cancer, when it does occur before menopause, often progresses faster than it does later in life.
Miss Lowe asked us to interpret, infer, and extrapolate.
Because detailed information is missing, it is difficult for readers to interpret the results and to follow the authors' reasoning.
