Sentence examples for by a misinterpretation from inspiring English sources
Slaves are tied to their masters by tradition, by economic necessity, and, Abeid argues, by a misinterpretation of Islam.
Sometimes such requirements seem to subject authors to a burden of paperwork that equals the scientific effort, but intolerance of this is generated by a misinterpretation: science and ethics cannot stand alone, nor can they be neatly separated in any research project.
He was barred from negotiations early in the strike by a misinterpretation of a state law on campaign contributions.
The findings of the earlier studies might be explained by a misinterpretation of the parents of their child's relations.
2. The over-scoring of key PN2 by AQAs seemed to be predominantly caused by a misinterpretation of technical artifacts, which were erroneously assessed as pneumonic lung lesions.
None of these inconsistencies could be explained by a misinterpretation of a homeology as a homology since the misassigned loci did not map to homeologous regions.
A similar finding was reported from the UC: NORMAL survey [ 7], suggesting either a potential underestimation of patients' symptoms by HCPs, or a misinterpretation of symptoms by patients.
Had the State Supreme Court, under similar circumstances reversed the conviction, not on the basis of local law but solely by reason of a misinterpretation of this Court's principles governing coerced confessions, and had the case been brought here for review on certiorari, the jury's verdict would have had to be reinstated.
The variant name Gros Ventres (French: "Big Bellies") was a misinterpretation by French trappers of Plains Indian sign language.
Dr. Pellman said in the interviews this week that the assertion that he had a medical degree from SUNY Stony Brook was a misinterpretation by other people.
This may relate to a misinterpretation by patients of the LE as a definitive end point, i.e. more negatively framed, compared with SP. Whist LE itself is not an ethical or moral concept, when used in the decision-making process its significance becomes an important issue [ 24].
