Sentence examples for and a misinterpretation of from inspiring English sources

But I think that a significant part of what is variously called my "shyness," my "reclusiveness," my "social ineptitude," my "eccentricity," even my "Asperger's syndrome," is a consequence and a misinterpretation of my difficulty recognizing faces.

The interaction of electromagnetic waves originating from different sources can lead to a decrease in quality and a misinterpretation of transferred data, and it has thus become vital to avoid such interference and electromagnetic wave pollution through the use of appropriate absorbing and shielding materials.

I still believe that this is based upon a misreading of political reality and a misinterpretation of the president's first year in office.

Furthermore, advances in diagnostic techniques that allow for better detection can lead to stage migration and a misinterpretation of improved survival (sometimes referred to as the Will Rogers effect)[ 11, 12].

Sometimes they will not respond to you; respect this as their right - they may well find being asked this confronting and a misinterpretation of their behavior.

While some sources argue that the application of jihad by elements such as al Qaeda and ISIS are a misinterpretation of the Muslim faith, the reality is that they are, and will continue to be seen by the rest of the world as the most visible and dangerous exponents of Islam.

After his meeting with President Bush, Cardinal Justin Rigali of Philadelphia, for example, issued a statement last week decrying "separation of church and state" as "a misinterpretation of the Constitution".

Levi explained that such hesitation is common, and stems from a misinterpretation of disability law.

But at the same point, even a character, like Pocahontas or someone, for example, is still sort of based on a racial stereotype and sort of a misinterpretation of a culture.

Driving times greater than 10 hours were considered implausible and are likely a misinterpretation of the question.

As detection of alternatively spliced transcripts by RT-PCR could possibly lead to a biased amplification and eventually to a misinterpretation of relative abundances, we assessed mRNA levels of AID splice variants by more accurate quantitative methods.