Sentence examples for misinterpretation into from inspiring English sources

Valid debate on the role of environment and lifestyle, genes and chance in explaining variations in population-level cancer incidence rates have brought one risk of misinterpretation into sharp relief (1, 2).

I called Winik, an author and historian, and he said, a little ruefully, that his insertion of "angels" into the text had been "the element most open to misinterpretation" in his ambitious and far-ranging volume.

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.

Trenor's own compromise is to serve wild "small format" tuna like skipjack or albacore, fish that he feels can embrace the "principles of seasonality, local awareness and sustainability" that sushi originally expressed before it was "transformed through cultural misinterpretation and overzealous globalization into exactly the opposite".

Such separation between the spirit of the text and the actual text itself are inevitable in any text, but revealing them empowers the reader and avoids the pitfall of a text literally falling into decay, into an almost eternal misinterpretation.

To prevent designer's faults coming from a specifications' misinterpretation, the specifications are translated into algebraic statements.

Therefore it is prudent to bring other geological constraints into consideration to avoid misinterpretation.

We have shown that many effects can be present in the images that can lead – when not appropriately taken into account – to severe misinterpretation of the data.

This case demonstrates that misinterpretation and mistranslation of a descriptive into a diagnostic term can be a crucial flaw leading to misdiagnosis.

However, it should be highlighted that TEM cross section images are 2D projections of the sample and therefore, the volume information is lost; this should be taken into account to avoid the misinterpretation of the images.

While this strategy limits analyses to persons with lower comorbidity scores, it avoids the potential for misinterpretation when high-comorbidity categories are collapsed into lower categories.