Sentence examples for may incorrectly believe from inspiring English sources

Many people do not distinguish between HIV and AIDS, and may incorrectly believe that prevention is no longer critical, she says.

Adolescents may incorrectly believe that cigarette smoking is less risky than other behaviors, such as alcohol consumption and drug use, and they do not understand the short-term effect and addictive nature of smoking [ 9- 11].

Another reason may be that health professionals incorrectly believe they are legally restricted to offer carrier screening because of the Dutch Population Act.

52% of people incorrectly believe that doctors may not try as hard to save their lives if they know they are registered organ or tissue donors.

They may have led the public and clinicians to incorrectly believe that there was strong scientific evidence that varenicline causes or exacerbates mental health problems.

However, a reflection of reasons that IAP is not measured by other healthcare providers may shed light on why some physicians and surgeons incorrectly believe they do not need IAP measurements to diagnose ACS, and a clinical exam is sufficient.

And many incorrectly believe that the police, like Transportation Security Administration officers, are required to have female officers frisk women.

"People incorrectly believe that these 'legal highs' are then both safe and appropriate alternatives to street drugs".

The Chinese, adopting the opposite view, incorrectly believe they can ride out the storm by exporting more and importing less.

Many incorrectly believe in provocative, threatening policies that have the opposite effect of escalating violence.

Paler specimens resemble A. excelsa, which led some to incorrectly believe that the species occurs in New Zealand.