Sentence examples for mis interpretation of from inspiring English sources
Slave owners used a (mis)interpretation of the story of Noah's curse of Ham to justify slavery.
The couples' divergent attitudes towards exercise became further apparent in her (mis?)interpretation of his attempts to encourage her to be physically active.
In order to avoid any (mis)interpretation of the palliative patient's definition, the term 'palliative' was not used during the interview of the caregivers.
Participants were asked to reflect upon the meaning of their responses and whether their response had been shaped by their (mis)interpretation of individual questions.
Our findings on (mis)interpretation of answers by triagists and general practitioners confirm that in addition to asking the right questions, understanding the relevance of the answers is equally important.
The main misunderstanding relating to the study of CSF "circulation" has been made by (mis)interpretation of experimental results in which the two physiological processes (movement of CSF and distribution of substances) have not been differentiated, and when substance distribution has been used as a marker of "circulation".
The cognitive theory of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) ascertains that catastrophic (mis)interpretations of normally occurring intrusive thoughts are related to the maintenance of OCD.
Going against critical readings and (mis)interpretations of Cooper as an elitist who subscribed to Western ethnocentrism and Victorian constructions of the "Cult of True Womanhood," May challenges Cooper's readers and critics to engage in a more nuanced analysis of her writings and activism.
The TCCL is a recent adaptation of the Pain Coping and Cognition Questionnaire [ 25]; · Catastrophic (mis)interpretations of tinnitus, as measured with the Tinnitus Catastrophising Scale (TCS).
However, different organisations have different business processes and information management systems and hence the intellectual cooperation is hindered by conflicts and mis-interpretation of information.
When he's here, I spend my entire time bitching and moaning about how I do everything - occasionally, I might give feminist texture to this by interweaving some mis-interpretations of the Cinderella complex, but, essentially, it is just bitching and moaning.
