Sentence examples for in misconception from inspiring English sources

As this series has already described, the Home Office has quietly compromised its innovative crime reduction programme, including its support for problem-solving policing; and the National Treatment Agency has taken the promising initiative to give treatment to drug users and smothered it in misconception and mismanagement.

Had we seen a similar pattern of greater improvement in misconception use by advanced students after instruction, our results would have provided stronger evidence for this hypothesis.

(2) Do we see an increase in key concept understanding and decrease in misconception use after using the tutorial version of the module?

We found that relatively more beginner students used Willful Change (MC1) in their pretest responses than did advanced student but that there was no effect of academic level on the reductions in misconception use that we recorded (Fig. 7).

In a study of college biology majors, Nehm and Reilly (2007) found that students who were taught with an active-learning strategy with evolution as a common thread through all the units exhibited significant decreases in misconception as opposed to students who were taught with a more traditional lecturing style with one discrete unit on evolution.

With Hillary's return to Bosnia this week, I also found myself in-country, exploring a land that is wreathed in misconception and myth.

These efforts, predictably, resulted in misconceptions and misunderstanding.

It is a view that liberal economists attack as steeped in misconceptions.

Naomi Wolf agrees and laments the decline of midwifery as a profession in Misconceptions.

Many primary schools do not have a specialist as their science coordinator, resulting in "misconceptions" about science content.

In Misconceptions in 2001, she tackled the issue of motherhood in America by examining her own pregnancy and experience of giving birth to her daughter.