This is a flawed interpretation.
The myth is thought to have arisen through a flawed interpretation of a vaguely scientific experiment by the US military in the 1950s.
Another case in San Francisco argues that the justice department's efforts to cut off funding rests on a flawed interpretation of federal immigration law and tramples California's right to enforce its own laws as it sees fit.
One county official, who insisted on anonymity, said many people within the administration considered the suits frivolous and thought the claims of misspent federal grant money were based on a flawed interpretation of the law.
In a statement, the foundation argued that the plaintiffs were using a flawed interpretation of the Voting Rights Act and trying to impose an unconstitutional restriction on the state of Nevada.
The old dogma that only calorie intake, and not macronutrient composition (and in particular protein intake), is an important regulator of lifespan is based on a flawed interpretation of a study published by the Masoro's group in 1985.
I could understand the intent, but an oatmeal recipe that mimicked huevos rancheros struck me as a seriously flawed interpretation.
The Hippocratic oath, in shorthand (and, apparently, a slightly flawed interpretation) is to "First, do no harm".
The conference commented: WOC rejects this flawed interpretation that a male body is a necessary condition representing the Body of Christ.
Importantly, these VSV-G-vesicles were shown to contain various cellular components, including non-specifically mobilised cellular RNAs [ 28], a condition potentially leading to flawed interpretation of mobilisation data.
As Avner Cohen, an expert on nuclear weapons, recently wrote in Haaretz, this decision resulted from Prime Minister Menachem Begin's flawed interpretation of intelligence.
