Sentence examples for misinterpretation the from inspiring English sources

And such parents may be more likely to use night lights, leading to a possible misinterpretation, the report said.

Despite being "highly vulnerable to misinterpretation", the claims were given to the media without the safeguards demanded for official statistics, Sir Michael Scholar said.

But against the Protestant slogan of sola Scriptura ("Scripture alone"), itself subject to misinterpretation, the Roman Catholic Church advanced the argument that the church existed before the New Testament.

Troopers were sent to training classes on cultural diversity and traffic stops, and State Police bulletins left little room for misinterpretation: "The race or ethnicity of a suspect, in other words, may play no part in an officer's decision to act," explained the New Jersey State Police Search and Seizure Review in the fall of 1996.

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

To avoid misinterpretation, the interviews were conducted in Setswana, the national language generally understood by the respondents.

The most profound one is the misinterpretation of the Anfinsen 'thermodynamic hypothesis' in terms of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

"You're dealing with a brain that is anything but normal and part of this abnormality is the misinterpretation of the data that comes in," Dr. Torrey said.

Well... We survived the "misinterpretation of the Mayan calendar".

Women in the developing world deserve better care than they're receiving right now under the misinterpretation of the Helms Amendment.

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