Sentence examples for misinterpretation that a from inspiring English sources

This could lead to the misinterpretation that a particular metabolite must be detectable over every microbial culture grown on the same medium, regardless of which growth phase the culture is in at the moment of measurement.

By the seventeenth century, the document was widely invoked as an affirmation of individual liberties — a misinterpretation that had enormous influence on the Boston patriots who protested the Stamp Act and on the Founding Fathers who created the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

First of all, I loved the misinterpretation that occurred early.

(He knows, of course, that he can't explicitly refer to the misinterpretation – that would make things worse).

Dingemans asked Dearlove, who gave his testimony from a remote location, with only an audio feed into the courtroom, whether the dossier had given undue prominence to the forty-five-minutes claim: {:.break one} ** Dearlove: Well, I think given the misinterpretation that was placed on the forty-five-minutes intelligence, with the benefit of hindsight you can say that is a valid criticism.

"That's the misinterpretation that occurred in 1990," Gore said.

Global coagulation tests, such PT and aPTT, are not useful at all and can lead to misinterpretation that could have clinical implications if the result is not fully understood.

Then there are "all these caveats and potential misinterpretations" that can arise when users make choices based on a limited understanding of fluorescent-protein characteristics.

After all the Qur'an is a book so being able to read it might go a long way to solving the misinterpretations that act as the basis for many of these terrorist organizations.

The bedroom farce misinterpretations that drive the plot are standard issue, and the mechanics clatter.

I hope that she does continue to question every aspect of Islam and free people from misinterpretations that have caused much turmoil in our world.