Sentence examples similar to misinterpretation of figures from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid misinterpretations of Figure 6, this decrease has to be contrasted with the 400% increase of the required ball movements (from 2 to 8) that tend to increase the total execution time.

However, I have been worried by one common misinterpretation of these figures.

He concluded that the case of Christine McCoy, who survived for eight hours following the death of her polypagus twin Millie, shows that the claimed six hours between the deaths of the Biddenden Maids is plausible, and agreed with Ballantyne's proposal that the idea that the twins were joined at the shoulder is a later misinterpretation of the figures on the Biddenden cake.

They may lead to misinterpretation of the dimensions, shape and even presence of molecules.

This was considered to diminish possible misinterpretations of aneuploidy scoring (Figure 1, A to C). Analysis of more than 420,000 cells from twelve samples of the fetal brain and 85,000 chorionic villi cells was performed by interphase mFISH (Table 1).

They may arise as the result of honest misinterpretation of naturally occurring phenomena (for example, seeing faces and figures in the shadows or hearing noises made by animals in the night), or common but frightening anomalous experiences.

Fig. 17 Misinterpretation of radical species in the RDT.

Fig. 12 Illustration of misinterpretation of center and radius of Newton circle.

"This is a misinterpretation of Islam".

But this is a misinterpretation of Smith.

A limited acceptance of the misinterpretation of his actions.