Sentence examples for misconception corrected from inspiring English sources

After all, a misconception corrected is a concept better understood.

At first, Europeans believed all anteaters were female and mated with their noses, a misconception corrected by naturalist Félix de Azara.

Accordingly, what are now known as pachycephalosaurids were assigned to the family Troodontidae, a misconception not corrected until 1945, by Charles M. Sternberg.

Recently, this misconception was corrected by the discovery of intronic microRNA (miRNA) (Lin et al 2003; Ying and Lin 2004; Ying and Lin 2005).

This misconception was corrected in 1943 by Randolph Byers, who began the modern era of lead neurotoxicology by asserting that lead not only killed cells, but interfered with the normal development of central nervous system neurons.

And by the time the misconceptions are corrected, it's too late for the legacy players.

Misconceptions were corrected.

In another activity, students again broke up into two small groups, and various misconceptions were corrected.

16 17 20 It has been suggested that recovering from back pain involves an active process whereby misconceptions are corrected.

Once the misconceptions were corrected, the informants stated that task shifting was neither new nor uncommon in Uganda.

If students receive their clinical training from faculty who do not actively and accurately implement substituted judgment, the students are less likely to have misconceptions challenged and corrected.