Sixty percent of non-traumatic lower-limb amputations on people 20 and older happen in people with diabetes, which obviously leads to misconceptions in the community.
Such thinking can lead to misconceptions, such as thinking that cells in a body must have different DNA, because the cells look different from one another.
Within health-care structures, communication, language problems and lack of cultural sensitivity and underinvestment in culturally competent services lead to misconceptions about migrants and minority groups by health-care providers.
Many Vodouists are also comfortable around human bones, which can lead to misconceptions about the bones' uses.
Therefore, one might suggest that the 'opt in' method could lead to misconceptions or an incomplete understanding of a study's aims.
Sub-optimal guidelines may lead to misconceptions about best practice, job roles, and responsibilities [ 7].
So, drawing conclusions about the quality of interventional radiology literature based solely on JVIR and CVIR can lead to misconceptions.
This led to misconceptions and omissions in mechanics, physics and engineering, with unexpected consequences in some cases.
While the group typically kept to themselves, their mysterious nature led to misconceptions and suspicion in the press.
Beilhart preached in Chicago and elsewhere, but was not known to proselytize strongly; however, although the group typically kept to themselves, their mysterious nature led to misconceptions and suspicion in the press.
