Sentence examples for staff interpretation from inspiring English sources

Several authors have reported good agreement between field staff interpretation of the test line strength and that of the reference laboratory [ 4, 22].

While neither of the tests can be performed by untrained staff, interpretation of results is considered easier for the Widal test compared to Tubex.

The lenders' view has prevailed in many court tests and has been endorsed by staff interpretations from the Federal Reserve.

"We respectfully disagree with the S.E.C. staff's interpretation of the applicable" accounting rules, Deloitte said in a statement.

They claim officers are usually happy to go with the staff's interpretation of events as "workers are generally pretty good judges of when the police need to be involved with a situation".

The commissioner in charge of transportation, now congressman, Earl Blumenauer, supported his staff's interpretation.

Open labeled studies have a disadvantage compared to blinded studies, due the interference of expectancy of the patient and the staff in interpretation of the outcome.

Employers have a duty of care towards their staff but interpretations differ as to how much treatment that covers.

Fry told Hodge: "At that meeting, BBC staff explained our interpretation of the legal position and asked as the next step that the committee should set out its rationale in seeking this information from the BBC and the public interest in doing so".

This study corresponds with the start of a quality improvement initiative on the part of the radiology department to implement expedited staff radiologist final interpretation of provisional reads by radiology trainees.

OCT scans are increasingly being carried out by nursing, photographic and technical staff, with subsequent interpretation by the requesting clinician.