Sentence examples for key misconceptions from inspiring English sources
Defending the bill, Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney lashed out against "key misconceptions" promoted by "so-called experts", especially what he called the "completely false, and frankly ridiculous" claim that legitimate protest could be targeted as terrorism.
It strikes me as a deeply mistaken view of the state of the world economy and the proper role of the central banker.At the heart of the BIS' flawed thinking are a number of key misconceptions:Low interest rates represent accommodative monetary policy.
Many of the themes and items were based on the Student Understanding of Science and Scientific Inquiry instrument (Liang et al. 2006), with additional items and themes added to target additional aspects of science and key misconceptions.
This will allow for interventions targeting key misconceptions in food allergy knowledge for parents, physicians, and the general public.
Our concept assessment contained five questions that addressed key misconceptions commonly held by undergraduate students when interpreting evolutionary trees and two questions that assessed their ability to perform the skill-based tasks of deducing ancestral traits and constructing a basic phylogenetic tree (Baum et al., 2005; Meir et al., 2007).
She points out that there is a key misconception about the work Rape Crisis does.
Table 1 lists factors independently associated with this key misconception among California women.
We documented a 26.3% decline in a key misconception in California women in 2003 compared to 2000; declines varied significantly by education level.
In conclusion, our surveys document a decline in a key misconception in California women about appropriate antibacterial drug use and support continuation of educational campaigns to address this public health problem.
Each statement tests biology undergraduates' knowledge of a single key concept or misconception: 15 statements address misconceptions and seven statements address key concepts (Tables 3 and 4).
Key concepts and misconceptions scored by EvoGrader that were not included in our key concepts and misconceptions.
