Sentence examples for also misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

Also, misinterpretation may be due to ascertainment bias in the choice of markers.

But there's also misinterpretations, where you're inspired by a song or an artist; you try and do something like that, and you miss by a mile, but as a result you come up with something completely new.

There were also misinterpretations and miscommunications of project results and needs issues.

Plutarch shares with Antiochus (Cicero, Academica I.17 19, 33 34) the view that Plato's philosophy is subject to articulation and development through his successors in the Platonist tradition, but also to misinterpretation and distortion.

They can also include misinterpretations and misunderstandings.

The panel also criticized misinterpretations of privacy laws and gaps in Virginia's mental health system and gun laws.

In addition to the information gained about elongation factor evolution in green algae, our results also highlight misinterpretations in recent literature on EFL evolution across the eukaryotes.

Imbalances of power in situations can also foster misinterpretations.

"People have already asked if I have had government pressure forcing me to show the models, but I am hoping people will realise it's more subtle". Abu Dhabi's exhibition – giant reproductions of adverts extolling the emirate – is also open to misinterpretation.

It also leads to misinterpretation of the results because the interaction between different factors is overlooked.

However, these findings can also be a misinterpretation of patient preferences due to less patient contacts.