Sentence examples for misinterpretation is that from inspiring English sources

The reason, but not full justification, for this misinterpretation is that total ion chromatograms (TIC) feature small peaks that are hidden in the noise and mainly contribute to the baseline.

Not necessarily so, Mr. Christensen says now, noting that the book did not address the Internet: "The misinterpretation is, 'anything that is different or radical, you better create a separate company,' and that's not true".

The accusation that Vatican II has been misinterpreted — and that this misinterpretation is responsible for most of Catholicism's current ills — has gained semiofficial status in Rome.

One main reason for the misinterpretation is the limited sampling points that could be surveyed [ 3].

Misinterpretation is an age-old problem, making data open does not create that problem.

The misinterpretation here is that we do not advocate sun avoidance, but sun safety.

The other misinterpretation is conceptual.

Misinterpretation is an interesting finding.

56 A well-known example of epidemiological cause-and-effect misinterpretations is the correlation that was established between a hormone replacement therapy and a lower incidence of coronary heart disease.

This is exactly in line with other findings, which showed that misinterpretation are likely as respondents do base their ratings on established definitions, and even incorporate notions of self-concept [ 17].

Then I understood its misinterpretation was deliberate.