Sentence examples for In misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

While these studies have identified important associations, potential biases, if unrecognized, can result in misinterpreted conclusions.

A further diagnostic pitfall consists in misinterpreting the normal crista galli as an NDSC.

The two BP site leaders at the well - Robert Kaluza and Donald Vidrine - have been indicted on manslaughter charges in the US for their alleged role in misinterpreting the test results.

Trump and Hull are not alone in misinterpreting safe spaces as sheltered bubble worlds.

On biopsy material, with only limited tissue to evaluate, this might result in misinterpreting the lesion as a melanocytic tumor.

When re-examining the discordant samples, we found that the errors were of human nature in misinterpreting the technically sound genotype results.

The reason for the increased frequency of sexual abuse convictions is of course speculative but may be due to the previously described feeling of being sexually different, which may end up in misinterpreting sexual cues, or possibly frustration leading to socially and legally unacceptable ways of achieving sexual satisfaction.

FASHION An article on June 6 about the Bushwick Open Studios event in Brooklyn misinterpreted a statement by the artist Juniper Alcorn in the process of paraphrasing it to eliminate an obscenity.

The terminology and classification framework they provide is seen as an ever evolving process, reflecting the constant gain in our understanding of the disease and the complications inherent in ambiguous, misinterpreted and potentially stigmatising vocabulary.

It dug out the reports which the Mail says undermines the green deal's promise of savings and found that the Mail had, in part, misinterpreted one of the studies.

More often than not, our colleagues just stew in their misinterpreted reflections, as our relationships die for unknown and completely preventable reasons.