Sentence examples for might be misattributed from inspiring English sources

At times this feels like a retrospective of Turner Prize winners: here's a film of a fly crawling on a woman's naked thigh that might be misattributed to Douglas Gordon or Damien Hirst; a cinematic celebration of bottoms Martin Creed might be proud of, a chair wrapped in desiccated fabric that is as poetic as any sculpture by Rachel Whiteread – all made by Ono more than 40 years ago.

There is a possibility that ulnar-sided symptoms in this occupational group might be misattributed to distal ECU tendon instability.

For example, inattention or distractibility during classroom activities that are due to a student's primary difficulties with the semantic content or syntactic form of instruction might be misattributed to ADHD.

20 Although smokers with and without mental disorders think that smoking provides mental health benefits, they might be misattributing the ability of cigarettes to abolish nicotine withdrawal as a beneficial effect on mental health.

For prefilers that filed taxes in Canada prior to 1982, these records are not included in the IMDB and as a result, the arrival year will be misattributed.

For example, post-concussion symptoms such as cognitive problems may be misattributed to brain injury when, in fact, due to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Undetermined deaths were included as suicide deaths may be misattributed [ 13, 14].

Patient-reported symptoms may be vague and may even be misattributed to their rheumatologic disease.

Sudden death in these patients is likely to be misattributed to underlying cardiovascular disease, rather than hyperkalemia.

A depiction of how an AE caused by a generic product can be misattributed to the originator product is provided in Fig.  1.

If a patient subsequently receives another procedure that converts failure after the first procedure into success, this outcome could be misattributed to the first procedure.