Sentence examples for example misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

For example, misunderstandings about the importance of diabetes and personal risk factors, and patients' lack of awareness, psychological factors or practical obstacles, can represent major barriers to attending screening.

A good example of misunderstanding the relationship between scientific evidence and political action occurred at the Camp for Climate Action at Heathrow in 2007.

Another common example of misunderstanding of NOS in evolution education is the importance of what is usually called simply "inference" [but, more accurately, "inductive inference" (Ziman 2000)], that is, the extrapolation from observations to a larger pattern that is not observed directly.

This is grossly erroneous, and is an example of misunderstanding that still needs to be corrected.

Examples of misunderstandings, unintended meanings and negative emotional responses to terms were found within the study focus groups.

For example, a misunderstanding found in the item on "Pregnant women with TT2 plus" is explained by the understanding of the meaning of "TT2 plus"; "TT2 plus" could be interpreted as more than TT2.

For a recent example of this misunderstanding of Kaplan, see Siegel (2002).

Anecdotal examples of serious misunderstandings are "Call me an ambulance" eliciting the response "From now on I will call you 'an ambulance'".

For example, stigma and misunderstanding may be significant factors (46), as may the quality of relationships (47).

Examples of the misunderstandings include plants acquire all their nutrients from the soil, plants only absorb green light, and photosynthesis only occurs during the night (Nerdel et al., 2002).

Another example is a misunderstanding of the use of health economics, as others have discussed [ 18], which may in part reflect cynicism in the way the language of economics is perceived to be used by public figures attempting to justify cost-cutting, and not simply a lack of understanding of the discipline.