Sentence examples for and was misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

The announcement was viewed, at least by Dr. Venter, as a criticism of Celera and was misinterpreted by others as meaning the White House opposed granting patents on the human genome.

It originated from the second M2 segment and was misinterpreted preoperatively as a rete mirabile type of network (Fig.  1c).

Reservations were also expressed on the account that the POR was a numerical mimic to other effect measures; and was misinterpreted as cumulative incidence ratio (CIR) in the presence of common outcomes.

A common source of confusion are large exophytic tumours that distend the vagina and are misinterpreted to represent vaginal involvement.

Consequently, child poverty approaches often lack a solid and robust foundation and are misinterpreted and misunderstood when used for analytical and policy purposes.

Also, reproduction parameters fluctuates over time and changes may coincidence with vaccination and be misinterpreted as a vaccination effect unless proper controls have been included.

I did not think about the origin of the word and it was misinterpreted".

As Liebeck's story spread, the more it became misunderstood and the more it was misinterpreted.

The law used to convict my brother and thousands of others was misinterpreted.

Fakhouri said the law was misinterpreted and said: "We hope on appeal to get the sentence thrown out.

After the quote was published, causing a sensation, Castro said he was misinterpreted and that he meant the exact opposite.