Sentence examples for interpreted falsely from inspiring English sources
But they had previously been interpreted, falsely, the scientists concluded, as arising when severe storms trapped early sea animals in pools among the sand dunes.
Anatomical variants of the labrum have been described and they should not be interpreted falsely as abnormal: The junctional zone between the acetabular labrum and the transverse ligament is generally indistinguishable.
As ZnO nanostructures are known to show a green defect luminescence that can be dramatically enhanced when the nanowires are coated [21], one has to check if the wires themselves might cause a significant luminescence signal that could be interpreted falsely as fluorescence.
Due to different MCV values of RBCs in infancy and ca. Three months later, EMA test in neonates might be interpreted falsely negative.
"What do you say to these people who are doing this to these women, or who may be interpreting falsely, perhaps, what is happening during the election campaign as some sort of anti-muslim feeling that is out there?" Barton asked.
For example, in an extensive inter-laboratory study of 172 pathologists, 24% of ER-positive slides were interpreted as falsely negative [ 9].
These anomalies can be falsely interpreted as deterioration using numerical analysis.
But it translates to a slowness and hesitancy and can be falsely interpreted as being beholden to the industry.
Enhanced secondary compression with overburden and diatom content leads to a natural curvature of consolidation lines, the latter occasionally falsely interpreted as preconsolidation stress.
"Although the main outcome of this old research primarily investigated chocolate and acne, it was falsely interpreted to imply diet was not associated with acne," she says.
Even biased judges sometimes decide cases correctly, and with free speech experts of all stripes applauding the Citizens United decision, it's far from apparent the Supreme Court falsely interpreted the First Amendment for political or ideological reasons.
