Sentence examples for misinterpreted as that from inspiring English sources

He had studied briefly with de Kooning and Motherwell, and then he diligently built a hybrid style that was associated closely with de Kooning's; in fact, Shapinsky's work often was misinterpreted as that of de Kooning.

The identity of this protein is unknown, but its expression has been previously documented [ 40] (though misinterpreted as that of active MMP-1), it is unaltered by the stimuli used, and it is not present in conditioned medium from primary chondrocytes (data not shown).

In some patients, a vicious cycle ensues as pulmonary disease leads to psychological difficulties, which in turn trigger further symptoms that can be misinterpreted as arising from the pulmonary disease [ 3].

To the contrary, our study explicitly says: "We do not want to be misinterpreted as arguing that growth is all that is needed to improve the lives of the poor".What our study shows is that growth on average raises the income of poor households proportionally as much as it raises the income of the average household.

Although the term "personalised medicine" is also used to convey this meaning, that term is sometimes misinterpreted as implying that unique treatments can be designed for each individual.

Mr. Kean said an interview that was broadcast Wednesday by CBS News was being misinterpreted as suggesting that he was calling for the departure of senior administration officials.

It appears that my letter has been misinterpreted as suggesting that I am against preserving the environment.

Mr. Plosser felt that the reference to 2013 might well be misinterpreted as suggesting that monetary policy was no longer contingent on how the economic outlook evolved.

It might be misinterpreted as suggesting that there was more to come".

Confusion over cooling In March, a rather technical paper discussing climate periodicity was widely misinterpreted as suggesting that we are in a period of global cooling, and much energy was expended trying to set the record straight.

Unfortunately, the ranked Linnaean system can easily be misinterpreted as suggesting that they are.