So even as they work to develop the technology, drug and chemical industry scientists fear that the technique will be used before it is ready and that the data will be misinterpreted, leading to bans on useful drugs or chemicals.
"I'm terrified that the information will be misinterpreted and that people will start to think, 'Oh, great, this is under control.' This is like saying your pet tiger is under control.
In other words, the true relative hazard of U.S. patients with diabetes will be misinterpreted, over a range of plausible values (0.2 to 0.6) for the prevalence of the confounder only if there is a confounder with Φ = 2.0.
That could place pagans between Buddhists and Jews, respectively the sixth- and fifth-largest religious groupings in Britain.One reason for the confusion is that pagans are shy: fearful that their devotion to pentagrams and the ancient Semitic god Baal will be misinterpreted as devil-worship, or simply worried about being mocked, many choose to hide their affiliation.
Recombination rate might be expected to correlate with phylogeny size because recombination events will be misinterpreted as multiple recurrent mutation events and the imperfection statistic should therefore tend to be large where recombination has been frequent.
They often have little understanding of the use the data are put to, and are afraid that they will be misinterpreted.
So, holding or moving anything near her face to test her vision will not be a good test of her sight, as she may move her head or respond to objects near her whiskers and this will be misinterpreted as having actually seen the object in front of her.
Financial aid advisers are reluctant to specify any kind of a cutoff on eligibility because of concerns that the thresholds will be misinterpreted, causing a student who otherwise would be eligible for financial aid to not apply for aid.
But it will be misinterpreted".
"It will be misinterpreted," Young told me.
