Sentence examples for a misinterpretation by from inspiring English sources

The variant name Gros Ventres (French: "Big Bellies") was a misinterpretation by French trappers of Plains Indian sign language.

Dr. Pellman said in the interviews this week that the assertion that he had a medical degree from SUNY Stony Brook was a misinterpretation by other people.

This may relate to a misinterpretation by patients of the LE as a definitive end point, i.e. more negatively framed, compared with SP. Whist LE itself is not an ethical or moral concept, when used in the decision-making process its significance becomes an important issue [ 24].

The bad writing of his first major work, the Critique of Pure Reason (1781), resulted in what he considered a serious misinterpretation by critics and caused him to issue a second edition (1787), whose inconsistency with the first edition has resulted in a centuries-long debate about his original intentions.

A common misinterpretation by ESS users is mistaking of business-as-usual scenarios as predictions of what will happen (instead of what can happen).

Margie Carranza, 47, and her mother, Emma Hernandez, 71, were the victims of "a tragic misinterpretation" by officers working under "incredible tension," he said.

A similar finding was reported from the UC: NORMAL survey [ 7], suggesting either a potential underestimation of patients' symptoms by HCPs, or a misinterpretation of symptoms by patients.

In 2014, the CAM-ICU and its training manual were updated to avoid any misinterpretation by users (Table 1).

The moderator must be careful when checking the understanding of the patient's non-verbal communication, also avoiding any misinterpretation by the caregiver on the patient's expression.  .

They seem to stem from a misinterpretation of information by one or two laid off employees during a recent all hands meeting.

Slaves are tied to their masters by tradition, by economic necessity, and, Abeid argues, by a misinterpretation of Islam.