The researchers write, "We found that people misinterpret serving size information, with the vast majority of consumers incorrectly believing that the serving size refers to how much can/should be consumed".
However, this was concentrated to a few breed pairings: the majority of the incorrectly assigned individuals were between the Landrace and Welsh breeds (Table 6).
Note that the accuracy increases as we test a more specific subset of resource name classifications, showing that the filtering steps we used during network generation removed the majority of the incorrectly categorized instances.
The study by Coventry University's Professor Barry Mitchell and Oxford University's Professor Julian Roberts found the vast majority of those interviewed incorrectly believed there were more murders in England and Wales now than a decade ago.
This was asked in a 'true or false' format, which a majority of respondents answered incorrectly.
For example, if the majority of respondents answered incorrectly to a question relating to referral to a dietitian, this became the focus of the teaching.
If a majority of students respond incorrectly, the instructor then asks students to convince their neighbors that they have the right answer.
With respect to the success of stewardship efforts thus far, the majority of students (83%) incorrectly thought MRSA bacteraemia rates had significantly increased over the past decade in their countries, and a quarter of students thought that handwashing was not at all an important contributor to resistance.
WASHINGTON ― The majority of Americans believe ― incorrectly ― that crime is up in the United States over the past decade, and only a small fraction correctly state that crime is down.
Missplicing events were observed in maize (Zea mays) Viviparous 1 (Vp1) transcripts, the majority of which are spliced incorrectly and contain insertions of intron sequences or deletions of coding region, so that they do not encode full-length proteins [ 49].
RDT types 2, 3 and 4, which aim to identify 'non-falciparum malaria only' as a proxy for P. vivax may miss between 11% (Type 4) and 22% (Type 2 and Type 3) of cases, with the majority of missed cases being incorrectly identified as free of malaria.
