Sentence examples for misinterpretation of our from inspiring English sources

I think it's a misinterpretation of our process to think we make clever videos that are funny and quirky, when what's true is that we're really good at figuring out what are the key parts of a product that need to be explained to people so they understand them quite naturally.

The semantic debate on EHF criteria "requiring at least 3 different drugs from the following classes" [4] is a misinterpretation of our words: "at least 3 drugs from the following classes" (clearly shown on Table two in our publication) contains 5 classes, 4 of which do not reach 3 items [1].

This is more misinterpretation of our country's founding principles.

There is obviously a reason and many times, it is simply a misunderstanding or misinterpretation of our words and actions.

We apologize to the scientific community for the misinterpretation of our data.

However, several of the issues raised by Krogsgaard et al. are based on an apparent misinterpretation of our paper.

Consequently, we are grateful for the opportunity to clarify any misinterpretations of our press release, which was as always a balance of brevity, accuracy, and attention grabbing content.

Their hypothesis is based on the claim that increased temperatures and rainfall during the months preceding the epidemic favored the proliferation of V. cholerae in the Haitian waters and its subsequent transmission to the local population 1; we believe their claims are based on misinterpretations of our published data and statistical correlations that fail to establish causality.

We apologise for the mistake, which arose from our misinterpretation of data submitted by the school.

However, as there was only 1 occurrence of radiographic misinterpretation of stem stability in our study, arthrotomy, dislocation of the THR, and testing of stem stability do not seem warranted.

As evidence-based medicine is such a fundamental to our care, misinterpretation of data is seen as a serious and potentially disciplinary event – just look at the case of Andrew Wakefield.