Sentence examples for correct a misinterpretation from inspiring English sources
And if Whitney wanted to correct a misinterpretation of her research she could have easily done so; she used to appear regularly on FBN, and her husband still does.
Indeed, this point was made by Arrhenius and colleagues [ 78] in a letter that sought to correct a journalistic misinterpretation of Galtier and colleagues' work.
One researcher led the focus groups and the other took notes and gave a closing verbal summary, asking participants to correct any misinterpretations.
This suggests that clinical settings where patients interact with health professionals that have in-depth knowledge of patients' conditions are perhaps also an ideal setting for correcting any misinterpretation of health-related barriers, and the safe initiation of physical activity behavior-change interventions.
The rule making proceeding currently underway at the IRS provides the agency with an opportunity to correct its misinterpretation of the tax laws and thereby to dramatically reduce the massive amounts of secret contributions being laundered into federal elections.
The authors conclude in their paper, "FDA should be encouraged to consider ways to correct this misinterpretation, such as by mandating the addition of a serving size definition to the proposed Nutrition Facts label.
After several small carters and business owners complained, the County Legislature passed a clarification, and Allied sent out a letter correcting the misinterpretation, said Edward McDonald, a lawyer for the company.
The authors need to correct this misinterpretation of the data.
In spite of "bending over backwards" to correct journalists' misinterpretations, he says, "I can't say a mainstream article has ever been published on my work where I didn't think the author was taking liberties with what we said in our interview or our paper in order to make the story flashier".
Furthermore, because of a lack of informal communication there were few opportunities to correct for misinterpretations of the feedback that had been given.
As a means of correcting this misinterpretation, one may take the time to identify the clades depicted in the tree (Baum et al. 2005).
