Sentence examples for change the misconceptions of from inspiring English sources
"There were a lot of misperceptions that Sci Fi was for men, that it was for young men and that it was for geeky young men," said Bonnie Hammer, the president of NBC Universal Cable Entertainment, which oversees Sci Fi. "We had to broaden the channel to change the misconceptions of the genre".
Although some studies suggest that it is difficult to change the attitudes and misconceptions of students towards HIV/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) [ 16– 18],others indicate that providing knowledge and experience has a positive effect on their attitudes [ 19, 20].
Front line primary health workers and programmers need to scale-up awareness creation programs to change the attitude, myths and misconceptions of clients on LAPMs.
Therefore, we interpreted that 44 students did change their misconceptions of evolution theory in some ways after the lessons; however, the degree of conceptual change (difference between pre-and post-test) varies from one to 15.
That is one of the misconceptions, of course, about sumo.
According to Jeff Berger, its director of communications, "There is a popular misconception that we're out to change the lab's mission".
I am not under any misconception that my next record is going to change the world".
Seventy-eight percent of our students who began this exercise with misconceptions were able to partially or completely change their misconceptions by the end of this discussion.
John Wilson, team manager for the visually-impaired bowlers, says Rosa and the rest of the squad can change misconceptions about the sport.
