The phrase "and may be misinterpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for misunderstanding or miscommunication regarding a statement or action.
Example: "The instructions were not clear, and may be misinterpreted by the users, leading to errors in execution."
Alternatives: "and could be misunderstood" or "and might be misconstrued."
Grossly, seminal vesicle carcinoma is poorly circumscribed and solid or solid/cystic and may be misinterpreted as an abscess or hemorrhage on radiologic examination.
Air in the phrenicocostalic sinus or gas in the colon can give the same sonographic pattern and may be misinterpreted as free air in the abdomen.
There are numerous anatomical knee recesses that can be demonstrated in cases of knee effusion and may be misinterpreted as cyst-like lesions [47, 48, 49, 50].
Violating the condition in (15) yields azimuth image ambiguities, which affect the image quality and may be misinterpreted as real targets.
Urinomas commonly appear as confined collections measuring 0 20 HU in unenhanced scans and may be misinterpreted as ascites, abdominal or pelvic abscesses, cystic masses or chronic liquefied haematomas.
Anaemia can induce fatigue and may be misinterpreted as, or contribute to, depressive symptoms.
In addition, clinical risk stratification of patients using heart rate and HRV may be misinterpreted in settings of SAN dysfunction and potentially in T2DM.
But privacy advocates worry that remarks intended for friends and followers may be misinterpreted in a courtroom or that carelessly typed posts will be seen in the same light as letters mailed to the White House.
Eggshell-like rim calcification (Fig. 6) is infrequently seen and it may be misinterpreted as calcified lymph nodes.
32 These patients usually have a normal DAT SPECT scan, 33 and thus may be misinterpreted as 'S−CF+'.
In addition, dissociated mental states have sensory, emotional and cognitive elements that may be misinterpreted and experienced as physical, and due to this misinterpretation physical and emotional experience can become confused and one of them may turn into the other [ 8].
