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A common mistake is to under-ventilate so that the animal fights the ventilator; this may be misinterpreted as the animal being not deep enough under anaesthesia and more anaesthetic is given.
It is possible that cells upregulate certain genes in response to the culture conditions and that this may be misinterpreted as presence of true stem/progenitor cells.
A simple inquiry about the work duties of the patient does not provide adequate information and in some cases this alone may be misinterpreted by the PCP [ 11].
We find that ~40%% of these CNVRs affect genic and functional content, and that >5 % of all CNVs discovered are novel when compared to the well-populated Database of Genomic Variants [ 35], and thus represent polymorphisms in this population that may be misinterpreted as disease-causing in clinical cases in the absence of population-matched controls.
Some people are now wary of this motto, fearing that it may be misinterpreted as a validation of performance-enhancing drugs.
19 Although this is certainly true, it may be misinterpreted as researchers focus on frequency instead of cause and are lulled into complacency about unbiased estimation when dropout rates are equal between trial arms.
If this effect is not taken into account, experimental results may be misinterpreted.
A key finding of this review is that parent concern or information seeking may be misinterpreted by clinicians as pressure for antibiotics.
This observation – the ease with which signal from more superior regions may be misinterpreted as originating from PHG – underscores the importance of short read-out times for studies in which localization is important.
This again is a possible source of error regarding diarrhea: spurrous diarrhea may be misinterpreted as diarrhea, when it is really caused by constipation.
If this is not considered in the study design, random variation between litters may be misinterpreted as a signal of a treatment-related effect.
