Sentence examples for confusion and misperceptions from inspiring English sources

Enabling global access to NRT remains a challenge given ongoing confusion and misperceptions about their efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and availability with respect to other tobacco control and public health opportunities.

Public perceptions of what it means to eat for health are influenced by the language used to communicate the concept and how it is communicated, resulting in confusion and misperceptions.

In addition, cognitive impairment, particularly confusion, impaired orientation, and misperception of functional ability, is one of the most important risk factors for falls in elderly people [ 8, 9] and is likely to be an important inclusion in a screening tool.

Patient navigators are individuals who advocate on behalf of the patient, and assist them with making informed choices by addressing any confusion or misperceptions about clinical trial logistics 17.

Half-truths and misperceptions can snowball.

But parents must play a role and misperceptions are common.

Let us conduct it in fairness and without the usual exaggerations and misperceptions.

"There are a lot of misconceptions and misperceptions about Latinos on Long Island," Mr. Diaz said.

Unfortunately, these tendencies frequently undermine well-intentioned efforts to counter myths and misperceptions.

Early meetings with distributors were about correcting "myths and misperceptions" of the English channel, Mr. Anstey said.

Myths and Misperceptions One popular misperception is that unprocessed sugar is healthier than processed versions.