It said that, on the balance of probabilities, "what was seen was misinterpreted by a young and understandably nervous soldier".
"A few weeks ago ministers discovered that their message to be clearer about conditionality had been misinterpreted by a small number of Jobcentre Plus offices who had imposed targets for the number of sanction referrals.
A visible crack in a heavily sheared surface is quite subjective, and possibly, the tool displacement at crack initiation, that was also used in the FE simulations, was misinterpreted by a few tenth of a millimetre.
In an interview this week, Indian Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu announced that the partnership would double the amount of stations with WiFi in 2017, a comment that appears to have been misinterpreted by a number of local outlets to mean that Google would be bringing WiFi to an additional 200 stations next year, bringing the total up to 300 by year's end.
But he said women might be falsely assured by a negative result or might have unnecessary surgery if a result is misinterpreted by an inexperienced doctor.
It is therefore possible that the seeming position of the galaxy center with respect to the black hole is misinterpreted by an optical flare of the jet itself.
Thus, FENO measurements as a marker of inflammation could easily be misinterpreted by attributing a particular part of the total inflammatory response within the lung to air pollution.
Drug testing is routine in the study sites, and union leaders advised us that any biological tests would likely be misinterpreted by workers as a drug test, and would likely lead to deep mistrust of study staff.
In some instances the adverse effect may be misinterpreted by the physician as a new medical condition and result in a new prescription, which could result in additional adverse effects.
while it is important not to be misinterpreted by the system as an atypical events.
