Sentence examples for correction of some misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, this also leads to a correction of some misconceptions and geometrical inconsistencies in the field.

But for now it feels like a market correction, disproving some misconceptions about the audience for certain kinds of games, and giving players back their sense of connecting to admired creators when they play.

The realization that students and the general public largely misunderstand evolutionary biology principles has spurred educators and researchers to focus on the identification and correction of common misconceptions (Brumby 1984; Bishop and Anderson 1990; Anderson et al. 2002).

Of interest are the conditions that promote learning and long-term retention of knowledge, the mechanisms through which errors enter the knowledge base, the correction of misconceptions, and the phenomenology of knowledge representations.

(2) Correction of misconceptions about cancer pain control.

In this delightful book, you will find witty and engaging writing, useful metaphors and analogies to explain evolution, and consistent corrections of many misconceptions about evolution.

The training also corrected some misconceptions about the role of slaves at Philipsburg, he said.

Mr. Banner corrects some misconceptions about the 1922 case, Federal Baseball Club of Baltimore v. National League.

And employers need to correct some misconceptions.

These belated corrections are made here today because of a response received after a correction of a more recent misconception: Richard Nixon's never-said "I have a secret plan to end the war".

However, some of them have some misconceptions about MTCT.