Sentence examples for has been misreading from inspiring English sources

The most significant problem with the conventional MC method has been misreading of multipaths with the largest amplitude peak as the true peak in the observed correlogram.

I think the role of Edwina in this film has been misread by some critics.

Redknapp has been misread by fans, footballers and reporters for years.

Christoph Luxenberg, a scholar of ancient Semitic languages in Germany, argues that the Koran has been misread and mistranslated for centuries.

If the Supreme Court rules that school segregation is unlawful or that affirmative-action programs are unacceptable, the public and its elected representatives are entitled to insist that the Constitution has been misread and to seek change.

In Newman's view, Heat and Dust has been "misread as raj nostalgia, when Jhabvala's theme is always the psychopathology of power, the process of domination in personal relationships or clashing empires".

Unfortunately, this comment has been misread by other authors.

Attention is particularly drawn to the important role of experiment in anatomical research and practice which has been misread by historians as physiological experiment.

TBTF has been misread as TRTP - Too Rich to be Poor - meaning state insurance is provided not just to the big banks but their rich owners and chiefs.

He has been misread before.

The meaning of this phrase has not been conclusively identified; some art historians believe it contains misspellings and has been misread.