While this gives us a greater mental band width for multi-tasking, it is often misinterpreted as procrastination.
Though bamboo fiber is alike a bast fiber, it is often misinterpreted as a bast fiber.
Population-based cancer survival, by contrast, is a much broader index of the overall performance of healthcare systems (Micheli et al, 2003b), but it is often misinterpreted simply as a direct reflection of the competence of the physicians who treat cancer patients (Berrino and Capocaccia, 2008; Haward, 2008).
That passage has been called the least appreciated insight in intellectual history, in part because it's often misinterpreted.
It's often misinterpreted.
It's often misinterpreted to mean "holy war", obvious in the case of BAIR, but jihad really means "to struggle" or "to strive".
The hijab has repeatedly been politicized in the public domain, and is often misinterpreted as being oppressive and misogynistic.
Trigeminal neuralgia most frequently presents in the second or third branch and is often misinterpreted as originating from teeth or sinuses.
That living word awakened my soul, gave it light, hope, joy, set it free!" The word Kabbalah is often misinterpreted to mean "reception" -- implying a body of mystical information delivered from on high to those equipped to receive.
The subtleties and implications of these statistical concepts are often not understood or are wilfully ignored by media commentators or the general public, and thus the concept of "average" is often misinterpreted as the lowest acceptable standard of behaviour.
Kimball and Nolte [36] noted the common use of feces placed alongside experimental food troughs in GUD experiments, and have suggested that altered palatability is often misinterpreted as fear.
