Sentence examples for lead to a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

A finite element model of a structure can provide useful knowledge of the structural response but such a model may also lead to a misunderstanding of the structure's behaviour.

Several studies (e.g., Alters and Nelson [2002]; Sinclair et al. [1997]) show that "…adults' views on evolution are remarkably impervious to instruction" (Chinsamy and Plagányi [2008]), and many demonstrate that religious beliefs often lead to a misunderstanding of evolution (Meadows et al. [2000]; Winslow et al. [2011]).

We agree that the expression "full effector gene complement" may lead to a misunderstanding and we modified the text accordingly.

Incorrect identification of plant invaders as a result of inaccurate taxonomic services could lead to a misunderstanding of the dynamics of biological invasions.

Such an impairment may lead to a misunderstanding of warning labels on drugs and household products, thus increasing the risk of poisoning.

7) The scheme in Figure 1B and C could lead to a misunderstanding on the MICOS organization since the central subunit MIC10 is not included.

But it later said that nearby insurgent gunfire may have led to a misunderstanding.

It's this sort of comment, he acknowledges, that has led to a misunderstanding among some readers and critics.

The only time they had what could have led to a misunderstanding was when they were going tomeet at the Astor Hotel to go to a matinee.

The only time they had what could have led to a misunderstanding was when they were going tomeet at the Astor Hotel to go to a matinee... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Masha Gessen.

This led to a misunderstanding about my banter tolerance levels, and so I got thrown in a pond, in front of my entire year group, in my underwear, in September.