Moreover, we believe that the same risk of misinterpretation holds for the PR.
The majority of Op/Ed articles expressed the same concern for misinterpretation of facts or information by the general public as summarized in the following representative quote: ""In my view, the promotion of male circumcision should be accompanied by riders encouraging people to use other means of protection even after the cut.
Moreover, face-to-face interviews were conducted by the same investigator to avoid misinterpretation of the questions and to reduce inter-interviewer bias.
Moreover, the only direct comparison between V. vinifera and V. riparia was performed to assess differences in basal gene expression, while most of the comparisons were made between sampling time points in the same species, preventing such misinterpretation of hybridization results.
As people move farther away from verbal communication (Instagram, etc)., it's worth questioning if visual communication is subject to the same issues of translation and misinterpretation found in verbal communication.
Studies included in this review had to meet all of the following criteria: Peer-reviewed studies, published full-text, during the period from January 1990 to 1 May 2012, and with an abstract in English to compare studied instruments in the same language and to avoid misinterpretation of the purpose and the content of instruments due to language barriers.
The same type of artefacts and PET misinterpretation may result from the use of CT contrast agents such as iodine and barium sulphate, which are used to delineate vessels and soft tissue on CT[ 11 13 ].
It's like the bible there's misinterpretation.
At the same time, however, we acknowledge that the potential for misinterpretation and misunderstanding of complex genetic information cannot be stressed too frequently.
A data validation pipeline was created to ensure that quantitative data and metadata had been correctly extracted from each publication, involving two curators reviewing the same source publication to reduce the chance for misinterpretation or copy paste errors.
