While some of the controversies were merely the result of misinterpretation (though others, such as her response to a online spat with Azealia Banks, can't be defended), Allen's made a poor job of explaining herself, and her willingness to talk down the songs released so far and badmouth her label didn't improve matters.
Despite having been labeled "the gloomiest man in rock", author Deena Weinstein described Waters as an existentialist, dismissing the unfavourable moniker as the result of misinterpretation by music critics.
We note that the specificity of Pap smears was lower than most studies, which is likely attributable to the increase in ASC-US diagnosis in older women (Table 2), possibly the result of misinterpretation of cellular changes secondary to hormonal declines during menopause.
If not, allergic reactions could be overestimated as a result of misinterpretation of symptoms, as could have been the case with patient D in our study.
Food waste can be the result of misinterpretation by the consumer, or it can be due to the way date marks are utilised by food business operators and regulatory authorities.
We present three families for whom there was difficulty in correctly diagnosing AS or thin basement membrane nephropathy as a result of misinterpretation of non-specific and incomplete histology.
We reviewed all of those responses, particularly all the responses in the "other" categories and the open-ended responses, looking for indications that the instructors had misinterpreted a question or that they felt they were using practices not captured adequately by the inventory (which also could be the result of misinterpretation).
Most academic sources maintain that the associations made between world events and Nostradamus's quatrains are largely the result of misinterpretations or mistranslations (sometimes deliberate) or else are so tenuous as to render them useless as evidence of any genuine predictive power.
Early diagnosis followed by early initiation of appropriate antibiotics may improve the outcome in this population, but heterogeneous and non-specific presentations, also a lack of suspicion, often results in misinterpretation of symptoms [ 5] and delayed treatment.
Many people less familiar with patents will only focus on these areas when quickly reviewing a patent, which often results in misinterpretation of the true coverage of the patent.
This increased sensitivity results in misinterpretation of nonthreatening situations as terrifying events.
