Sentence examples for be misinterpreted in this from inspiring English sources
"It is still to me incomprehensible that part of the video could be misinterpreted in this way and I'm sure that once people see the full video it will be clear that we weren't in any way attempting to cash in on the recent terrible events".
As Reviewer 3 has pointed out, the distinction between normal diffusion and subdiffusion is essential for the interpretation of our data and it has previously been warned that single particle experiments can be misinterpreted in this respect (Martin et al., 2002).
I respect that he can be misinterpreted in the worst way by the ignorami, and that scares me, but I respect him as an artist and person".
Some expressions, such as "favored" and "selected for" are used commonly as shorthand in evolutionary biology and are not meant to impart consciousness to natural selection; however, these too may be misinterpreted in the vernacular sense by non-experts and must be clarified.
Furthermore, as the read length of the pyrosequencing kit is optimized for the detection of p.V600E mutation, the peak height can be misinterpreted in the regions upstream of codon 600.
"Nintendo firmly rejects the harassment of individuals in any way and was surprised to learn that its gameplay was misinterpreted in this manner".
Second, pathologist confronted with intraoperative biopsy evaluation of tumor processes in the orbit should bear in mind that metastatic ILBC is common at this site and can be misinterpreted in fresh frozen sections, due to sparse cellularity and discohesive growth.
The protests may have stemmed from a belief that he was not pulling his weight but having a bad game can easily be misinterpreted in such a manner.
"U.S. efforts to signal support for political reform in Iran could be misinterpreted in Iran or by U.S. allies as signaling a weakening resolve on counterterrorism," the commission's report says.
