Sentence examples for introduce misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, even a small fraction of false discoveries may introduce misunderstanding in the downstream association studies.

Unanswered questions are not useful, and could introduce some sort of misunderstanding into the classifier.

His disability is used as a comic device to introduce trivial and amusing misunderstandings into the story, rather than explored in its own right.

The Talmud (collection of traditions on Jewish religious laws) records 18 changes (tiqqune soferim) that they introduced to preclude misunderstanding of the Scriptures.

And two lemmas are introduced to modify a misunderstanding in this situation in some previous papers.

In it Mr. Lee addressed the suburban anomie that informed 1997's "Ice Storm"; included the martial arts that became the focus of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000), which won four Oscars; and also introduced the cross-cultural misunderstandings and miscommunication that have been constants in all his work.

Professor Heller said he believed, for example, that the religious objection to teaching evolution "is one of the greatest misunderstandings" because it "introduces a contradiction or opposition between God and chance".

"The name Woman's Party is open to a quite natural misunderstanding," Charlotte Perkins Gilman admitted, introducing the National Woman's Party in 1916.

The judge said Cadbury now accepted that the testing system introduced in 2003, which was based on a misunderstanding of scientific literature, was "badly flawed and wrong".

More so, bias may have been introduced due to intentional deception, poor memory, or misunderstanding of a question or set of questions.

Adopting a system to deliver SMS messages also would require opting in and updating challenges while also introducing concerns about security and the potential for misunderstanding messages due to SMS' limited character length.