In all analyses, we have reported 95% CIs as an indication of the precision of the estimate, however due to the number of outcomes in our study we have not interpreted them as an indication of statistical significance per se.
This means that it is out of place simply to argue that they have not interpreted him in a scholarly fashion.
California law has long required county governments to provide healthcare to their poorest residents, but most have not interpreted that to include those who've entered the country illegally.
"It is hard to determine whether a student has not prepared for the seminar or whether they have not interpreted the materials correctly, so it is not easy to take action.
Although health education campaigns have included information about the lifetime risk of breast cancer, it is apparent that the majority of British women have either not accessed this information or have not interpreted it correctly.
Judging from Ansari's statement and the texts that he exchanged with Grace after their date, which were published on Babe.net, the actor was genuinely shocked to hear that Grace hadn't interpreted their interactions the same way that he had.
And he said that while company executives had sent three e-mail messages in October outlining restrictions on shredding, he had not interpreted those messages to be blanket prohibitions but instead were limited to documents related to the investigations.
Mr. McLachlan, the Colorado solicitor general, said he believed that the law would place a 100-foot protected zone around the entrance to such a building, although he said the Colorado Supreme Court had not interpreted the law in that context.
Stevens stated that she had not interpreted the lyrics to be about oral sex when she recorded the song.
For example, in some of our case reports, those violating safety rules occasionally did not respond to their coworkers' gestures, either because they had not recognised them or had not interpreted them as intended, or because they had deliberately decided to ignore them.
