Sentence examples for for the misconception from inspiring English sources

The identity of C is, however, of great historical significance: it is responsible for the misconception that Bell proved that hidden variables are impossible, a belief that physicists until recently almost universally shared, as well as for the view, even now almost universally held, that what Bell's result does is to rule out local hidden variables, a view that is misleading.

We should not fall for the misconception of freedom and autonomy.

Think old school and don't fall for the misconception that women don't like 'nice guys.' Be thoughtful.

And if she is not Kamba, her ability to mix-n-match colors way beyond the alleged "primary Kamba colors" more than makes up for the misconception!

What I have not seen on Facebook or heard in private conversations is enthusiasm for the misconception that Common Core requires teaching the same material in the same way regardless of culture, ability, or readiness.

Among women ≥55 years of age, African American women were as likely to report the misconception in 2003 as 2000, and their adjusted odds ratio for the misconception increased from 3.1 (95% CI 1.70 5.67) in 2000 to 5.3 (95% CI 2.67 10.52) in 2003 (detailed data on race stratified by age and year not shown).

Some of the misconception for gastric emptying performance of multi-particulate system is shown to be related to the limitation of the study design and limitation of the way the data is processed.

The GeDI does not test for the misconceptions associated with stage 3 because the ways in which student understanding grows to overcome these misconceptions are more nuanced than this instrument can effectively evaluate.

Therefore, for Candrakīrti, it is clear that within the range of the five aggregates exhaust "all" or "everything" that could be considered as the basis for developing the misconception of a reified self and also the basis for correct knowledge of non-self i.e., the reality of personon-self i

"There are certain misconceptions that worry me: for instance, the misconception that whatever happens we are not going to leave the euro," he said, adding that with so much at stake it was crucial Greece's "political stability" was ensured at the ballot box.

The idea that flirty women are "asking for it" and the misconception that it is victims who should be responsible for avoiding assault, are recurring themes in the real women's stories we've compiled over the past 10 months at the Everyday Sexism Project – a new forum for women to share their experiences of sexism.