Sentence examples for misconceptions over from inspiring English sources

Foundation officials said that people did not seek treatment because of misconceptions over the inevitability of pain and the treatments available.

The Coal and Climate Summit's organiser is the London-based lobby group World Coal, which says there are "many misconceptions" over the environmental impacts of coal.

But he and other proponents of responsibility to protect have started to fight back, seeking to correct "misconceptions" over the concept.

Rupert Murdoch has agreed to appear in front of MPs to "clear up any misconceptions" over a secretly recorded tape where he claimed payments to public officials were part of the "culture of Fleet Street".

(Assuming that events that happen at the same time are connected can lead to serious misconceptions: over the last decade, for example the rise in sales of organic food in the United States has mirrored the growth in autism rates almost exactly. No sane person would suggest that those facts are related).

Gaunt and colleagues find, for instance, that misconceptions over measure designs might significantly influence acceptability levels [24].

The inaccuracies, misconceptions and over-simplifications that they observed in the media were frustrating and upsetting to both people with T1DM and T2DM.

There is a slight misconception over Tottenham's extravagant spending in the summer.

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While we used logistic regression to assess for confounding, we present unadjusted prevalence ratios and calculate relative prevalence reductions to measure changes in the misconception over time.

More scientific evidence with adequate and well controlled study designs are required to clear the misconception over palm oil and its nutritional implications, especially in human adults, and is currently the focus of research at MPOB.