Sentence examples similar to considerable misconception from inspiring English sources

Another survey, conducted this year by two Four A's members, Colle & McVoy and Partners & Napier, found considerable misconceptions on those subjects among the target audience.

Outsourcing is for India what the value of the Yuan is for China: the target of considerable misconceptions as well as blunt attacks by U.S. officials.

Other segments of the population such as people in the informal business sector in Addis Ababa have considerable misconceptions about the transmission of HIV [ 19].

In Northwest Ethiopia, it was reported that although knowledge on HIV was reasonably high, considerable misconceptions were noted among the study population [ 20].

There are quite considerable misconceptions in terms of setting boundaries and saying "no", up to the perception that within the framework of a child-friendly school the learner is "always right".

Other authors have reported that there existed considerable levels of misconceptions about the transmission of HIV and prevention methods [ 18].

The research literature on student misconceptions is considerable.

There were also some misconceptions as considerable number of students perceived leukemia and rheumatoid arthritis as STIs.

The internalisation of stigma and societal misconceptions can have a considerable impact on women's perceived need for care and their willingness to use services.

There is considerable social and cultural stigma, taboos and misconceptions attached to mental disorders in Egypt which may discourage neuropsychiatric patients from seeking medical care for their conditions [ 15].

The student nurses who participated in this study demonstrated that they held misconceptions about adults with chronic nonmalignant pain to a considerable degree.