Sentence examples for incorrectly perceived as from inspiring English sources

Widely though incorrectly perceived as pro-British, it was disparaged by supporters of the newly emerging Democratic Republican party, who were blind to Jay's clear success in promoting American interests.

But they may have overestimated the medical establishment's willingness to spend $10,000 to $35,000 a year on treatments for psoriasis, a condition that is often, though incorrectly, perceived as merely a cosmetic problem.

Species-poor clades are often incorrectly perceived as "primitive," while species-rich clades are incorrectly thought of as "advanced" (Krell and Cranston 2004; Crisp and Cook 2005; Omland et al. 2008).

In addition, letting the tax cuts expire would have positive second-order effects because it would improve the government's fiscal balance, which is widely (though perhaps incorrectly) perceived as a source of risk to the economy.

For the trials in which X was neither A nor B, errors were counted for the pair consisting of X and the A or B stimulus that X was incorrectly perceived as.

Additionally, our findings suggest that certain groups of patients (e.g. older adults, non-African Americans, and women) are more likely to be incorrectly perceived as frail.

Vertesi places what many incorrectly perceive as a purely technological, asocial, non-interactive activity robotic planetary exploration squarely in the context of human behavior.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

The Brotherhood incorrectly perceived their electoral victory as a mandate to inject religion into politics.

Risk perception should be addressed correctly; even youth who have accurate knowledge about HIV often do not heed warnings to reduce risky sexual behaviours, and some youth at high risk, for example, do not adopt safer behaviours because they incorrectly perceive their risk as low.