Sentence examples for incorrectly interpreting from inspiring English sources

Colour illusions are images where the object's surrounding colours trick the eye into incorrectly interpreting the colour.

In the filings, the Justice Department argued that a federal judge was right to strike down Wisconsin's voter ID law and that Ohio is incorrectly interpreting its duties under a provision of the Voting Rights Act.

It could also indicate that the nurses overestimated the patients' pain by incorrectly interpreting psychomotor behaviours as pain indicators.

A conservative cutoff for significance, as indicated by a small P value, will reduce the risk of incorrectly interpreting a chance finding as genuine.

Service-related reasons for not testing pertained to inconvenient testing facilities, a lack of commitment due to the low threshold character of the service, computer/printing problems, and incorrectly interpreting an online planning tool.

In this situation, we found ' incorrectly interpreting the online planning tool' to be a reason for not getting tested: "Well, I skipped the appointment and I didn't know whether I could go another time so I thought, 'Well, then I need to visit my own GP'" (NT-5).

Correctly interpreting photos of invalid RDT results was a particular concern: some readers incorrectly interpret the appearance of a test line but no control line as negative.

Early-warning systems in Moscow incorrectly interpreted innocuous aircraft as incoming nuclear missiles from America.

Because the umpires incorrectly interpreted the ground rules, the Yankees would have had a valid protest.

But as pervasive as the conventional wisdom is, much of it is based on sketchy data incorrectly interpreted.

However, while the Guardian's coverage was well balanced, some of the reporting elsewhere has incorrectly interpreted my motive.