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Although the Lancet study was small -- only 17 children completed the entire protocol -- it is significant because it demonstrated that a computer algorithm could safely interpret glucose data and calculate appropriate insulin doses for a pump, he said.

Trained EM physicians can accurately and safely interpret radiographic studies.   5.

"We set out on a mission to build a new type of infrastructure, to allow computers to safely interpret and navigate the world, using only a camera.

Supported by these established observational facts, we can safely interpret the seismic activity change as the marker of the propagation of slow slip, i.e., after-slip.

In all experiments presented in this manuscript we always utilize littermates as controls in order to safely interpret for analysis.

In the RM of openEHR and EN/ISO 13606, a clinical statement is recorded in an Entry with its full context so it can be safely interpreted and reused.

In this regard, ANCA testing can be safely interpreted as 'documentation of the diagnosis' in patients with strong clinical suspicion for pauci-immune crescentic glomerulonephritis; on the contrary, in patients with weak clinical evidence of the disease, a positive result requires further testing while a negative result can be used to exclude such a diagnosis [ 79].

In this respect, it is interesting to mention a recent work of Comola and Fafchamps (2014) where they test the true nature of links in networks based by self-reported links from survey data.24 They " propose a method for testing whether survey responses can safely be interpreted as a link and, if so, whether links are generated by a unilateral or bilateral link formation process".

However, and as pointed out by Bayarri and Castellanos [27], a small (or large) PPP-value "can safely be interpreted as incompatibility with the null model".

Hence, it seems more pragmatic and helpful to accept cut-offs for lower sensitivity (for example, 10% [Table 5]), so that unfavourable samples can safely be interpreted.

These findings indicate that such correlations cannot safely be interpreted causally as the effect of environment on behavior.