Sentence examples for erroneously interpret from inspiring English sources

That is, many readers will erroneously interpret this sentence to mean that the region of greatest binocular overlap is superior to the spine.

The rank order of the responses (1 1, 2 2, 3 3) would be identical for the two curves, which previous methods would erroneously interpret as evidence for rotation-invariance (Bremmer et al., 2010 ; Kaminiarz et al., 2014 ).

It appears therefore essential to discriminate their respective effects in order to advance towards unravelling the underlying mechanisms responsible for differential survival, and not to erroneously interpret GR as a good proxy for AR (or the other way round) as their entanglement does not appear systematic in the wild.

Secondly, some large travel-time residuals of ~ 60 s could, in fact, indicate a seismic phase miss-interpretation when, for example, a near-source surface reflection (pP or sP) is erroneously interpreted as the direct P arrival or when a PKPab arrival is miss-interpreted as either the PKPbc or PKPdf.

Psychologist Professor Gerd Gigerenzer's speciality is encouraging citizens to become "risk savvy"; confident that "rule of thumb" works better than an overload of what may be erroneously interpreted information.

Decided on 7 May, the appeals court ruled that the government had erroneously interpreted the Patriot Act's authorization of data collection as "relevant" to an ongoing investigation to permit bulk collection.

Two of these "misunderstandings" are then clarified in detail: "when accusations are made against a cardinal, the competence rests solely with the Pope"; and the expression "petty gossip" used by Cardinal Sodano had been "erroneously interpreted as a lack of respect for the victims of sexual abuse".

These results confirm that most of the previous studies on treeshelters erroneously interpreted high CO2 concentrations in treeshelters.

This could potentially be erroneously interpreted as hypovolemia by the non-expert sonologist with limited experience in Doppler technique.

For orbit reconstruction covariances have to be considered up to one revolution period to avoid ambiguity-induced variations of kinematic positions being erroneously interpreted as orbital variations.

It has been erroneously interpreted as related to the late Cenozoic EARS which instead is characterized by pure normal faulting (our third and last stress stage).