Sentence examples for misinterpreted as well from inspiring English sources

In the interest of informing the reader of how these issues can be interpreted and misinterpreted as well as of setting the record straight, we present some of that testimony and the way it was subsequently interpreted.

In many cases, the insensitivity of the Ryge criteria is misinterpreted as good clinical performance [ 1].

Automatic capture threshold detection schemes may be misinterpreted as failure to capture as well as undersensing due to the extra "backup" pacemaker spikes noted on rhythm strips.

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.

Of concern was also the issue that guidelines could well be misinterpreted as an endorsement of the procedure, combined with an enticement for doctors to encourage the practice [ 28].

The attempt to establish a dialogue with the Sikh community was well intentioned, but ultimately misinterpreted as an invitation to rewrite my play".

The Evans blue assay is frequently misinterpreted as a measure of vascular permeability (see Discussion) and might therefore be assumed to correlate well with oedema.

So I think it's clever…otherwise it could be misinterpreted as being exclusive" [P4]; "That…effect on the photo reflects what you feel about your child…and maybe what your child is feeling like as well" [P9].

In clinical practice, some malignant orbital tumors are frequently misinterpreted as benign on nonenhanced MR imaging or static enhanced MR imaging, perhaps because of their small size, well-defined margins, and slow progression [ 8].

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

Now, this might be misinterpreted as vanity.