Sentence examples for misinterpreted as one from inspiring English sources

This role is often misinterpreted as one of awaiting for your approval of the wine itself but this initial sip is about ensuring that the wine isn't corked, and that it is going to be okay for all at the table to drink.

A case on DW-MRN was misinterpreted as disease in one reader because of image artefacts resulting in apparent thickening of the nerves.> -wrap-foot> Cofparison of the diagnostic accuracies was performed using the variance z-test.

Single COs within inversion heterozygotes can be misinterpreted as more than one CO event (Broman et al., 2003), yet these three recombination events are >1.7 Mb outside the inversion breakpoints, so should not be affected.

Often misinterpreted as a right to defend one's person, home, or property, the allowance to "have arms" ensured that Parliament could exercise its sovereign right of self-preservation against a tyrannical crown by arming qualified Protestants as a militia.

That is, inappropriate motor behavior of lower limbs could be easily misinterpreted as an action error caused by one's own voluntary motor control.

One of our patient deaths was directly attributable to the initiation of feeding after a tube was misinterpreted as being in proper position on the chest roentgenogram.

One normal variant sometimes misinterpreted as an exostosis is the supracondylar process (Fig. 1b).

A related question also involves misremembering the personal past, but focuses on how the familiarity of an event may be misinterpreted as evidence that the event actually occurred in one's past.

In one sense, this could be misinterpreted as just yet more deregulation.

One man's opinion was misinterpreted as fact and the myth just won't die.

Thus if one plots female mortalities only above the age of 80 one sees strong curvature which can be misinterpreted as a mortality deceleration away from the Gompertz law (1a).