Sentence examples for misinterpretation by from inspiring English sources

The reason, he says, is to cover his back against misinterpretation by others.

The variant name Gros Ventres (French: "Big Bellies") was a misinterpretation by French trappers of Plains Indian sign language.

The biggest challenge is the rise of super-injunctions and the misinterpretation by judges of the right to privacy as enshrined in the Human Rights Act.

Justice Alito wrote a separate opinion suggesting that he regarded the chief justice's opinion as insufficiently conclusive and therefore open to "misinterpretation" by those who might see it as an invitation to "litigation gridlock".

What else is a clean rider supposed to do?" Sky have had requests for transparency over data before but have turned them down on the grounds that if released into the public domain, heart-rate, power and cadence figures are open to misinterpretation by non-experts.

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.

Also, the data collection method lacked the characteristic flexibility of interviews to check misinterpretations by respondents and to seek clarifications.

In conclusion there was a small rate (0.8%) of proven serious misinterpretations by the teleradiology service provider, but these were less than in comparable studies with preliminary in house staff reports (1.6 24.6%).

The transcribed version of the interview was sent to the participants to allow them to correct misinterpretations by the interviewer.

However, we minimised misinterpretations by using academic departments, staff at the participating services, and independent peer review.

Another important strength of this study represent the personal interviews with each study participant following a sophisticated questionnaire and therefore making assignment problems or misinterpretations by third persons very unlikely.