Sentence examples for miscommunication by from inspiring English sources

Doximity aims to prevent medical miscommunication by simplifying day-to-day physician communication.

The mix-up has been blamed on "miscommunication" by Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari.

The Knicks had crucial breakdowns in the end, stemming from a miscommunication by Knicks Coach Don Chaney in the final 28.5 seconds of the game.

Analysts differ on who is to blame for the bond market's plunge into turmoil, but most agree that a crucial reason is either miscommunication by the Fed or misinterpretation by investors of what the Fed is actually saying about its intentions to fight deflation.

"[If] this is the result of miscommunication by staff at the record label, or confusion over which MP3s are 'official'... it is imperative that you file a DMCA counter-claim so we know you have the right to the music in question".

A reconstruction of that April 3 bombing from interviews and military documents -- including an investigation report obtained by The New York Times that was released to families of the dead but not to the wounded -- shows that a cascading chain of errors, poor judgment and miscommunication by American forces stationed in three countries contributed to the botched attack.

Public concern for CC is influenced by uncertainties in the sciences, public misconceptions, miscommunication, and by competition for attention on an overwhelming socio-environmental agenda (Lorenzoni et al. 2005; Smith 2005; Moser 2006).

The proposed approach aims to model the dialog behavior and detect the miscommunication situations by estimating the probabilities of DS matching and inter-sentential error correction.

That name originally referred to a portion of mainland Africa, but its reference subsequently shifted to the island off the coast, as a result of a miscommunication propagated by Marco Polo.

It works offline, and since it's working from a pre-determined library, while arguably less flexible, you won't have to worry about miscommunication caused by machine error.

Our findings in Apert syndrome mouse models suggest that cellular miscommunication, evidenced by local variation in patterns of cell proliferation, differentiation and apoptosis at P0, is associated with highly localized palate dysmorphologies that might be associated with aberrant signaling specific to early undifferentiated cell populations, formative sutures and/or bony precursors.