Sentence examples for elements of misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

While exploratory, this research found that the inclusion of this detail in health state descriptions did not have a measureable effect on the values provided, even when excluding utility survey responses that demonstrate elements of misunderstanding or miscomprehension, a procedure likely to improve the validity of results.

Kathleen Carroll, executive editor of The A.P., said the protests came from a small number of papers and stem from "some element of misunderstanding about what A.P. is trying to do" and frustration over the papers' finances.

And now again, in "The Dead," she is at the emotional core of a large ensemble piece, playing a wife in late-1890's Ireland whose memory of an innocent love from long ago exposes a tender element of misunderstanding in her marriage to Gabriel Conroy, portrayed by Christopher Walken.

Indeed, the prevalence of misunderstanding of the lessons learned element of reports might suggest that it is a central candidate for explicit efforts to raise the awareness of both evaluation managers and evaluation teams about what lessons learned are.

Misunderstandings of core elements of biological evolution and terminology have been found in refereed publications (Rice et al.2010).2010

"Maybe it's some kind of misunderstanding.

"But there was a lot of misunderstanding.

"There has been a lot of misunderstanding.

"There's a lot of misunderstanding".

Even if archaeologists had reservations about elements of the Ryan-Pitman hypothesis, Dr. Ammerman recommended that they begin a "sustained long-term collaboration" with the geologists and thus avoid "a lot of misunderstanding and tension".

Yet this kind of misunderstanding seems all too common.