Sentence examples for misinterpretation if from inspiring English sources

The data obtained from line maps is especially susceptible to misinterpretation if not handled properly.

The amplification of DNA samples from impure material is subject to misinterpretation if more than one species is present.

Throughout this paper we avoid the use of the word 'intake', as this term has been variously used to indicate either food consumption or exposure, and may lead to misinterpretation if not qualified.

This could cause a misinterpretation if the toxicity observed is attributed to carbon nanotubes themselves rather than a specific type of carbon nanotubes with a certain residual concentration of impurities.

However, due to the hypsometric variations of geographic forms, these results may lead to misinterpretations if the land cover's distribution at different altitudinal belts (quechua, suni, puna) is not taken into account (Fig. 2).

To make this marriage profoundly fruitful or at least acceptably fruitful even after the honeymoon period, some skepticism may be useful to recognize its potential pitfalls, possible misunderstandings or misinterpretations, if any.

Discontinuous numbering of the circular DNA sequence across the junction may lead to misinterpretation in bioinformatic analyses if the analysis program does not take this virtual transformation into consideration.

It opens the door to harsh and restrictive misinterpretation, even if the authors themselves had no such intention.

And, given the complexity of genomic information and the potential for misinterpretation, how, if at all, should this kind of direct-to-consumer testing be regulated?

Then Thom on the misinterpretation of karma: "If something bad happens to someone, it's karma; when a great thing happens to a person..

If misinterpretation was considered a potential problem, questions were reworded.