Sentence examples for limited misconceptions from inspiring English sources

As public concern over the accident grew while information and education was limited, misconceptions arose about the nature of radiation hazards.

Understanding of HIV discordance, even among health providers, is limited, and common misconceptions may undermine risk reduction efforts [22].

Strong inferences about heterogeneity or lack thereof may be a common misconception when limited data are available.

In addition, since school teachers may be some of the more educated members of some communities (particularly in rural areas where levels of educational attainment may be relatively low, and sources of health information limited), the extent of their misconceptions about tobacco use may indicate even greater gaps in knowledge among the larger community.

Accessibility is still limited and there are still huge misconceptions about Deaf people out there.

The autonomy-respecting option of relying upon informed consent seems to deny any vulnerability on the part of patients/participants, and is known to be inadequate in many circumstances: the therapeutic misconception is certainly not limited to PCSTs [ 44].

These results suggest that approaches addressing the dual TB/HIV epidemic may be needed to combat TB stigma and that simply correcting misconceptions about TB may have limited effects.

This conclusion is based on a misconception: that science graduates are limited to a career in science.

Making conservation planning accessible requires increasing the exposure of those responsible for spatial planning and coastal resource management to conservation planning concepts and processes, and at the same time dispelling misconceptions that might have developed from limited information.

He spent his career redressing this misconception, being a structural engineer who never limited the architect but worked with him/her to push back the boundaries of the built environment.

But his misconception about how the civil service works isn't limited to would-be senior politicians.