Sentence examples for both misperceptions from inspiring English sources

In accordance with this, modelling potential motion detection mechanisms in zebra herds has shown that the motion signals created are varied, perhaps leading to both misperceptions in motion perception and difficulties in perceptually isolating individual zebra for predators or parasites [ 16].

Because some clinicians may use BMI categories based on WHO guidelines in practice [ 37, 38], we performed a secondary analysis using current WHO recommendations for normal weight (BMI 18.5 24.9 kg/m) and overweight/obese (BMI > = 25 kg/m) to classify both misperception of body weight and categories of gestational weight gain.

All this is combined with both cascading misperceptions, and, at times, brutal insight.

Data included reports from the grey literature to document both perceptions and misperceptions presented by outside observers and analysts without direct experience in the project area.

What are the main misperceptions on both sides of the U.S.-Iran relationship?

All the more foolish, therefore, that economic relations are based on misperceptions on both sides.

Steven Elliott, the Amgen scientist who invented Aranesp, said the misperceptions went both ways.

The evidence we gathered suggests misperceptions of both the evidence and how jurors will view the evidence.

Policymakers in Ankara and Washington often complain about misperceptions on both sides of the Atlantic, yet often domestic politics and inter-capital rather than intra-alliance factors are to blame.

Both studies reveal deep misperceptions about these modes, as >10% of patients ventilated in APRV/BIPAP were paralyzed in one study [ 6], and 26% in the other [ 7].

This study demonstrates that the language currently used to communicate concepts linking health, food and the diet is failing to convey the intended message: misperceptions reduce both the opportunity and motivation for behaviour change.