Sentence examples for existing misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
The article aims to clarify an existing misunderstanding by the users of fetal bovine serum (FBS), who assume that certain countries, like Australia and New Zealand, have fewer cattle disease viruses and pose less risk for the presence of viruses, than do the other FBS producing countries.
DeHart (2012) finds that talk about work performances of Chinese and Costa Rican labourers of the stadium reinforces existing cultural misunderstandings and racism between them (DeHart 2012 13700).
She thinks AIDS researchers may be confused by "an unfortunate misunderstanding" that existing study sections would disappear.
Existing evidence in the United States suggests troublesome consumer misunderstanding.
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To avoid any misunderstanding, I am proposing the conversion of the existing stock of government bonds into eurobonds, not the redemption scheme put forward by chancellor's council of economic advisors.
These fears have not been based on any actual measurements of EMF exposure surrounding existing projects but appear to follow from worries from internet sources and misunderstanding of the science.
28 Firstly, there might be misunderstandings by universities about the success (or otherwise) of their existing selection strategies in allowing for differential educational opportunities among applicants.
"To put gays' wives under the spotlight might cause more public misunderstanding or even hatred toward the gay population, which does not help defuse existing social discrimination against them".
