This could be a reason why this study has been misinterpreted on several occasions [78, 82].
Although believed to play very little part in stability of the atlantooccipital articulation, the posterior atlanto-occipital membrane is important because it is highly visible on MRI assessment and also exhibits some specific anatomical features which may be misinterpreted on imaging as traumatic disruption.
John Fabre, professor of clinical sciences at King's College London, said the policy was misinterpreted based on information from Spain's system.
Steinem did just that on her Facebook page Sunday, but said her quote was "misinterpreted". "I misspoke on the Bill Maher show recently, and apologize for what's been misinterpreted as implying young women aren't serious in their politics," Steinem said.
Occasionally women reported feeling frustrated or disappointed when their relaxed state was misinterpreted by midwives on admission or when their labour and birth experiences did not match their expectations.
A case on DW-MRN was misinterpreted as disease in one reader because of image artefacts resulting in apparent thickening of the nerves.> -wrap-foot> Cofparison of the diagnostic accuracies was performed using the variance z-test.
To avoid a scenario where an effect of a covariate on the level of SRH at diagnosis was misinterpreted as an effect on the estimated change between the two time points, the covariates were also used for modelling the mean SRH at diagnosis.
Up to seven different systems were used to communicate between agencies and information was misinterpreted or reinterpreted incorrectly on numerous occasions.
He was misinterpreted, says the MQM.Speaking on the day of the fresh voting, Arif Alvi, the successful PTI candidate in the well-off constituency of Karachi at stake, said that the previous night the district was kept awake by gunfire into the air.
The verbiage on the candidate's signs — "Just say Nos" — was misinterpreted as "Just say No on S," much to the chagrin of Measure S supporters.
