That the tale is spun with magical turns, leaves it too vulnerable to interpretation.
This estimation is partly based on information on waiting lists and job vacancies, but predominantly by the experience of the experts, which makes it vulnerable to subjective interpretation and expectations.
There are plenty of skeptics, however, including the former 76ers coach Larry Brown, who argues that statistics are always vulnerable to questionable interpretations.
Using self-reported survey data is time-efficient, but vulnerable to individual interpretations of the team concept.
Assemblages themselves are vulnerable to discursive interpretations and moral judgments depending on how they affirm or negate normative ways of being and doing.
Such subjective assessments are vulnerable to individual interpretations of the team concept, and may not systematically differentiate between teams and unstable work groups that do not meet a standardized, academic definition of the concept.
However, such claims have never been tested in court, and some appear vulnerable to changing interpretations of what can be patented, so it is difficult to know if they would be held valid if challenged.
Indeed, the judge seems to have been motivated at least partly by the desire to expand protections for women and children in unmarried situations that might have left them vulnerable under a strict interpretation of marriage law.
An additional limitation is that, as described above, MID units are vulnerable to naïve, oversimplified interpretation.
The main disadvantages of a cross-sectional study are that the data analyzed are restricted to the information available and thereby vulnerable to biases of interpretation [ 16].
