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Similarly, needing help is misconceived as being weak.

Gender equality is often misconceived as being tough, aggressive and viciously competitive, qualities that may actually hinder progress and growth.

That is, when phase space is projected in too small a number of embedding dimensions, non-neighboring points could be misconceived as (false) neighbors.

The only time he loses control is when he keeps failing to fall on his sword in a death scene that is misconceived as broad comedy.

Venturing into the context of complimentary disciplines should not be misconceived as graduate students snubbing the very institutions that confer their degrees.

Values derived from religious fanaticism are misconceived as cultural or traditional ways of life.

Along similar lines, apoptosis was misconceived as an immunologically silent, if not tolerogenic, cell death modality.

One commonly unnoticed – and misconceived as a trivial – example is the transmission, to the daughter cells, of the cellular components in the mother's cytoplasm in every cell division cycle.

Whatever fitness is, it is not actual offspring contribution, although it was long misconceived as such".

Back home, Dr. Gowher Rizvi wrote an article in the Daily Star (13 December 2011), in which he did not express concerns on the impact of the Dam on Bangladesh which drew critical comments from members of civil society as being misconceived (see Barrister Harun ur Rashid's article titled "Tipaimukh Dam: What is the current position?", Dhaka Courier, 14 March 2013, Dhaka).

Oi! - Often misconceived as a racist genre, it isn't.