Sentence examples for misinterpret attention from inspiring English sources

It is easy to misinterpret attention as popularity, even if it's for doing something wrong.

Our data thus support the view that commonly reported trigger factors of migraine are not so much independent precipitators of migraine pain, but that they are most likely just misinterpreted results of enhanced attention to certain stimuli mediated by typical premonitory symptoms of migraine pain.

Then it was brought to my attention that people were misinterpreting that.

This suggests that they misinterpreted the instructions for the divided attention condition.

For those not paying close attention to data analysis, this statement could be misinterpreted to mean that the vaccine may not protect against P[4]G2.

"Thanks for the tutorial and, no, you're not the first to bring this to my attention - and you're not the first to completely misinterpret the lyric and miss the metaphor.

Mr. Singer said General McPeak was misinterpreting the remarks, suggesting it was an intentional effort to divert attention from a controversy involving inflammatory statements by Mr. Obama's former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. Neither Mrs. Clinton nor Mr. Obama personally stepped into the fray.

As a result, the message conveyed by the framework might be misinterpreted by teachers and assessors, who are likely to pay particular attention to the tasks illustrated in the framework and ignore other less typical but nonetheless important ones.

A lifelong neurological condition often badly misinterpreted as a mere childhood behavioral issue, it's not so much paying attention that's the problem for us ADDers.

Moreover, one disease may be misinterpreted for another; especially where health information has focused on some illness es) while giving less attention to others.

Traditionally little attention has been given to gynecologic structures on CT so that normal structures often misinterpreted as abnormal.