The lack of consistent definitions and a uniform scientific language can hamper this upcoming field, where genomic platforms may formulate incorrect hypotheses and researchers may misinterpret data based on earlier definitions.
In contrast, poor communication can lead to anxiety, lack of confidence in the doctor, and to decisions based on misinterpreted information and inadequate communication.
These theories, alas, are often based on prejudice, misinterpreted data, simple cultural differences, false precepts, fabricated observations or innocent miscommunication.
Robert Skidelsky – Keynes' masterly biographer – believes that Lopokova conceived and then miscarried, but I think that assumption is based on a misinterpreted letter.
Spanish investigators eventually pinpointed a different suspect, and Mr. Mayfield was freed, but in another case, based on a misinterpreted bite mark, the wrongly accused man was not so lucky.
He grossly misinterpreted U.S. tax data, and based on that wrote a column headlined The Coming Tax Crash in which he wrongly predicts tax revenues are about to plummet.
But that is based on a misinterpreted dip in divorces.
Conclusions presented in published reports may be misleading if based on inappropriate or misinterpreted statistical analysis.
Women may have also misinterpreted questions; however, survey items were based on the WHO's domestic violence surveys, which have been field-tested in several vulnerable populations.
People thought the "dishes" post was about me and wanted to critique my marriage based on a headline they misinterpreted.
