Sentence examples for by misconception from inspiring English sources

But they didn't give it to Prasher, and for anyone interested in understanding the scientific labor market, the tale of Prasher, the protein, and the prize serves, rather like a glowing body within a cell, as a marker revealing realities often obscured by misconception and myth.

This is the time when all those who celebrate the ending of the existence of Exodus International must dig their toes in and promote organizations that are actively seeking to repair the relationships destroyed by misconception.

By "misconception," we mean a commonly held idea that is inconsistent with scientific understanding and is resistant to instruction (sensu Hammer, 1996).

Follow what your heart is saying and don't be mislead by misconception.

This "formation-by-fertilization" misconception, first reported by Smith (1991), can severely impede students' ability to understand the main point of meiosis (to generate gametes for later fertilization steps).

Addy said that she's bothered by misconceptions about how armed teachers would act.

Rose asks if she's ever miffed by misconceptions about herself.

Many, though, genuinely worry that their child has a bacterial infection, but much of this anxiety is caused by misconceptions.

I think sometimes in recent years it's been imprisoned by misconceptions that trade with India is simply about outsourcing.

Rather, fueled by misconceptions about knowledge and skill, a merely cultural distinction has skewed the interpretation of scientific results.

Still Alice, says the actor at the London premiere of the film, is motivated by misconceptions about Alzheimer's, which causes up to 70% of dementia cases.