Sentence examples for case misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

But it is society's solemn duty to use legal means to counter hate, or in this case, misinterpretation of religious texts that leads to radicalization.

In case extreme values for some direct medical care costs were observed and in case misinterpretation of the type and number of resources was suspected, these resources were excluded to prevent overestimation of costs.

Here, it must be observed that extreme values for some direct medical care costs have been observed and excluded in case misinterpretation of the type and number of resources was suspected.

22 In all cases, misinterpretation of the cellular material had occurred, three of which were found to be adenocarcinoma.

He suggested that it might be a case of misinterpretation or misunderstanding.

This can cause misinterpretation of the results.

You hardly have a clear-cut case of misinterpretation here, for Dean Smith had said "government by law, of which lawyers are an essential part, but the difference between the Implication of the headline and the news story underneath, reminded us of the basically schizoid attitude Americans have always had toward the law and lawyers.

A Case of Misinterpretation.

In case of misinterpretation, the field locators either fail to cover the entire proposed excavation area, or take significant extra effort to mark the ground that is unnecessary.

This was a reference to the journalists' petition, the timing of the Supreme Court's decision on the Rožman case and misinterpretation of Janša's and Minister of Economy Andrej Vizjak's remarks on reasons for Slovenia's high inflation in 2007.

False-positive findings in cases of misinterpretation could reduce the cost-effectiveness of FDG-PET/CT and cause additional burden to the patients undergoing numerous diagnostic procedures to verify these findings.