Sentence examples for cause misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

First, the EMD will generate undesirable IMFs at the low-frequency region that may cause misinterpretation to the result.

These create excitement for a project, but if not presented carefully may cause misinterpretation or premature commitment.

We show that experimental measurements based on the linearized theory may cause misinterpretation of data, and we call attention to several phenomena which appear worthy of experimental investigation.

This can cause misinterpretation of the results.

Occlusion in the fingers may cause misinterpretation of the signs.

However, the use of AE waveforms is often obscured by noise and spurious events, which may cause misinterpretation of the data.

However, its actual sensor outputs and received data may be disturbed by Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), body artifacts, and device malfunctions/faults, which might cause misinterpretations of activities or statuses to people being monitored.

Such overlapping can cause misinterpretations and deep misunderstandings.

Since a classification of a whole Landsat scene covering 180*180 km, would produce considerable error and thereby cause misinterpretations, a clip was made from each scene to the area of interest, approximately 87×63 km = 5481 km2 (Lat 24°47' and 25°24'S, Long 45°36' and 46°26'E) (Figure 1).

21 All this may cause misinterpretations and missed remissions, conceivably more often by the more stringent criteria.

LSTV associated with the fifth lumbar vertebra may show assimilation to the sacrum (sacralisation), and those affecting the first sacral vertebra may show transition to a lumbar configuration (lumbarisation) [1], causing misinterpretation as four or six lumbar vertebrae, respectively.