Sentence examples for likely misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

Since the likely misunderstandings are highly context dependent, this context should be used to determine which semantic mutants should be produced.

Because of the lesser quality of this picture, its partial redundancy with Figure 5A and B (which respectively show a myc fusion and dZIP13 antibody staining), and likely misunderstanding arising from it, we decided to remove this particular picture from the current revision.

There were some great moments when stage fright or, more likely, wonky teleprompters led to some potential misunderstandings.

"I am also troubled by vague language in the agreement that will likely cause misunderstandings and conflict between the U.S. and Iraq in the future".

If you decide to practice some kind of honest outsourcing, you will likely experience misunderstandings, imperfect communication, and crossed boundaries.

One official suggested the killing was more likely a misunderstanding due to the confusion of the firefight and a case of mistaken identity.

Give him or her a chance - it's most likely a misunderstanding.

"It was almost universally observed that these fears and misunderstandings likely limit the transfer of information in more significant ways than is required by law".

From a community engagement perspective, if experience in working with a community is limited, then the potential for mistakes and misunderstandings is likely, including those manifested by unintentional social etiquette blunders and cultural errors [ 9].

Because newspapers are generally considered to be an important source of health information [ 6], this kind of definitional variability is likely to feed misunderstanding and confusion in public debates.

The influence of surgical procedure on inter-rater disagreement is likely driven by misunderstanding of the ASA-PS classification system, which was developed to measure preoperative health status, not operative risk.