Sentence examples for caused by misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

False positive and false negative diagnoses of a SLAP type 2 lesion can be caused by misinterpretation of a sublabral recess as a tear and vice versa [ 55].

Editing of text and page design to facilitate usability and construction of feedback loops in the computer program will minimize chances for false negatives caused by misinterpretation of text, failure to read text carefully and data entry errors.

Delays are reported to be caused by misinterpretation of the extent of blood loss and its physiological effects, failure to recognise hidden bleeding, and failure to escalate care to more senior colleagues [ 9].

At e < 10-5, database hits overlapping the sites of predicted frameshifts confirmed 325 frameshift predictions; in most cases the frameshift was caused by misinterpretation of single-pass reads.

The delivery of enteral feed through NG tubes that have been inadvertently placed in the respiratory tract is not uncommon and can have serious consequences; between 2005 and 2011, there were 21 deaths and 79 cases of harm in the UK due to feeding into the lungs [ 17], 50% of which were caused by misinterpretation of X-ray.

Looking through the eyes of a far-less-mature believer, a child with many uncertainties, and a vulnerable youth with much less confidence in how his sexual orientation fit into God's plan or God's kingdom, I now see the harm and pain that is caused by the misinterpretation of scripture that homosexuality is a sin.

Two other false-positive cases were caused by the misinterpretation of large histiocytes or reactive fibroblasts as metastatic melanoma cells.

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.

Choral music ranks as one of several musical genres subject to misunderstanding because of false historical perspectives or misinterpretation caused by the confusion engendered by unsolved semantic problems.

Thus, when possible, the use of a tissue panel is encouraged in CNV and cn-LOH studies to exclude potential misinterpretation caused by somatic mosaicism.

Multivariate analysis allows for a better understanding of the association between variables, since it minimises misinterpretations caused by the existence of confounding factors.