Sentence examples for many misconceptions of from inspiring English sources

There are many misconceptions of houseless people.

Intuitive ideas regarding soft inheritance underlie many misconceptions of how adaptive evolution takes place (see Fig. 2).

The teachers in Nehm and Schonfeld's study (2007) had many misconceptions of natural selection but significantly increased their knowledge at the conclusion of an evolution-specific course.

Volunteers used their presence as an opportunity to further stress to questioning students that science and religion are fundamentally different, and that many misconceptions of evolution are rooted within the misunderstanding that evolution is a belief system.

Zion's Herald, June 31 , 1883 volume 60, no 5, page 39, in which is mentioned in an article by Alfred E. Wallace in the Century about the "debt of Science to Darwin" in which is suggests that many misconceptions of Darwin will be modified.

Amid the many misconceptions of her brother, Carine speaks up to explain "that going into the wild was far from crazy; it was the sanest thing [Chris] could have done".

That's probably because there are many misconceptions out there and lots of different people teaching different things that are inauthentic and simply don't work.

Since my children started going to the Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School, I've come across many misconceptions, most of them far more outlandish than any of the fictions in 44 Scotland Street.

Many misconceptions, like fear of side effects and underestimating efficacy, prevented women from OCs use [ 8].

Many misconceptions, like fear of side effects, especially among unmarried females are strongly dominant among Jordanian women towards the use of contraceptives.

TB is a communicable disease but there are many misconceptions about TB because of the lack of education and awareness in our culture (Center for Disease Control and Prevention).