Sentence examples similar to subject to flawed interpretation from inspiring English sources

Importantly, these VSV-G-vesicles were shown to contain various cellular components, including non-specifically mobilised cellular RNAs [ 28], a condition potentially leading to flawed interpretation of mobilisation data.

This may lead to flawed interpretations as to the potential targets of the investigated genes, particularly in the case of regulatory genes.

This status quo, however, may be subject to subjective interpretation.

Critics say they also were subject to biased interpretation through use of a subjective rating scale.

Moreover, the words are subject to wide interpretation.

The Transportation Department just requires that cobblestones be replaced "in kind," a term subject to wide interpretation.

Ms. Ehrenreich's anecdotal evidence is also subject to alternate interpretation.

Now as then, these are subject to dark interpretation.

Attorney Mike Rains pointed out to The Huffington Post earlier this year that even video footage is subject to viewer interpretation.

As such, the term "Marriage" is not subject to governmental interpretation.

"The polyhedron has been subject to many interpretation and symbols," notes de Commarque.