Sentence examples for This represents a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

This represents a misunderstanding of the data caused by the fact that we did not include a control cell extract in the western blot.

But this represents a fundamental misunderstanding of their role within the organization.

The Gore position is not only that the Florida Supreme Court decision did not change the law by interpreting it, but also that this entire argument represents a misunderstanding of Section 5.

That represents a misunderstanding of what I do.

Obama's approach represents a misunderstanding of wartime leadership.

He says the move to prosecute represents a misunderstanding of the crisis at hand and additional resources would be better spent on addiction treatment: "I don't think any drug dealer wants to kill a customer.

While scoring answers, we defined a misconception as an idea that: (1) is inconsistent with a scientific understanding of natural selection, (2) represents a misunderstanding of one of the major aspects of natural selection, and (3) is commonly held.

Some experts question whether the project represents a misunderstanding of the lessons of the last dozen years of war, when U.S. soldiers, despite being equipped with technology and weaponry far beyond anything their enemies possessed, were dueled to a virtual draw in Iraq and Afghanistan.

For instance, now that we have more data regarding what is actually going on when people sign up and begin participating in a MOOC, it's clear that discussion of 90%+ attrition rates represents a misunderstanding of who is and who is not really "enrolled" in a course.

As I wrote at the time, all this represented a basic misunderstanding of how the economy works.

This represents a challenge.