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We must then accept that certain combinations of these 14 signals can be reliably interpreted as one of four states of mind: engagement, excitement, frustration and meditation.

Since this finding however is based on non-statistically significant burglary incidence differences between the two socio-economic groups (see Table 2, 3rd and 4th columns) it cannot be reliably interpreted as achievement of vertical equity.

The aim was to investigate if a Langmuir probe array could be designed to survive reactor-level heat fluxes and have the ability to make measurements that could be reliably interpreted under reactor-level plasma densities, neutral densities and magnetic fields.

Infants with CP were excluded, since some Griffiths subscales can not be reliably interpreted in case of motor disabilities.

The three sites with previously unpublished chronologies have unsupported 210Pb inventories that can be reliably interpreted using the constant rate-of-supply model (Fig. S1).

The preliminary results cannot for the moment be reliably interpreted.

It is important, however, to understand testing procedures to reliably interpret results.

In case 2, however, we cannot reliably interpret the Pc1 pearl structures with a constant polarization angle using the beating process in the ionosphere.

Participants could reliably interpret both color sets, but they were more accurate for the balanced color set, primarily in the match task.

"There is a tremendous amount of science to be done in order for us to get to the point where we can reliably interpret the genome," Chisholm said.

These analyses underscore the need for replica experiments to reliably interpret large-scale expression data sets, even with simple microarray experiments.