Sentence examples for is erroneously interpreted as from inspiring English sources

Secondly, some large travel-time residuals of ~ 60 s could, in fact, indicate a seismic phase miss-interpretation when, for example, a near-source surface reflection (pP or sP) is erroneously interpreted as the direct P arrival or when a PKPab arrival is miss-interpreted as either the PKPbc or PKPdf.

This is due to the fact that a change in object size is erroneously interpreted as a change in object depth, and non-rigid objects can change their size in the image without changing their depth in space.

The Arabic word awliya, which actually means "ally" or "protector" is erroneously interpreted as "friend" by some English translators.

Two of these "misunderstandings" are then clarified in detail: "when accusations are made against a cardinal, the competence rests solely with the Pope"; and the expression "petty gossip" used by Cardinal Sodano had been "erroneously interpreted as a lack of respect for the victims of sexual abuse".

This could potentially be erroneously interpreted as hypovolemia by the non-expert sonologist with limited experience in Doppler technique.

For orbit reconstruction covariances have to be considered up to one revolution period to avoid ambiguity-induced variations of kinematic positions being erroneously interpreted as orbital variations.

It has been erroneously interpreted as related to the late Cenozoic EARS which instead is characterized by pure normal faulting (our third and last stress stage).

The perennating tubers of B. woodii have been erroneously interpreted as short rhizomes in the past (Merrill [1925]; Hughes et al. [2010]).

This finding could be erroneously interpreted as a lesion (Fig. 15), but the ADC maps and T2-WI do not show this artefact, and therefore PCa can be ruled out.

This finding could be erroneously interpreted as a lesion, but the axial T2-weighted image (c) does not show this artefact, and therefore prostate cancer can be ruled out.

For instance, a slow species-specific recruitment might be erroneously interpreted as a lack of restoration success, while a dynamic litter layer may mask the development of other important soil cover parameters or processes.