Sentence examples for basic misperceptions from inspiring English sources

In an editorial, The New York Times said Mr. Greenspan's comments "dramatized the administration's basic misperceptions" and said they were "unfeeling".

The level of understanding was low among participants in other groups as well, as a number of comments betrayed basic misperceptions of how PHI is currently managed within the Canadian health care system: "It [personal health information] goes in the computer and then it's available to every medical professional in Ontario".

Pinker, a Harvard psychology professor and best-selling science writer, wants to correct what he sees as a basic misperception.

As evident a lot of misperception exists on our basic understanding of gonadal stem cells.

How such misperceptions can be measured adequately is far from clear, but one basic prerequisite is that the respondents match the group chosen for comparison.

This questionnaire covered a broad spectrum of information in order to avoid misperceptions, because most people involved in the study are farmers or fishermen with very basic educational levels.

Kelle et al. (2010) maintain that constant doubt is a basic tenor in evidence based medicine and conclude that this doubt can be used to detect typical misperceptions and erroneous conclusion [ 23].

This study examined sociodemographic factors affecting misperception of body shape in Korean adolescents using data from the entire country, and attempted to provide basic information for future policies and education on adolescent obesity.

These are dangerous misperceptions.

Still, the misperceptions persist.

But misperceptions persist.