Sentence examples for misinterpreted by both from inspiring English sources

The signet ring cell carcinoma of patient no. 12 showed strong cytoplasmic staining, which was misinterpreted by both observers as membranous staining and became evident for both observers in the whole tissue section.

In the case of LM, the first pathologist identified 98.4% of the images and the second pathologist identified 98.8% of the images (Table 3); 17 images were misinterpreted by both as being HCC.

The first pathologist correctly identified 99.6% of all HCC images while the second pathologist correctly identified 99.4% of all HCC images (Table 2); four images were misinterpreted by both as being LM.

Mrs Hodge said last night that she had been misinterpreted by critics, as she both backed an increase in social housing and wanted refugees excluded from any restrictions.

This can happen because the trial is flawed in some way, or the question is misguided; or it can happen because the results are sound, but misinterpreted by scientists, the media, or a bit of both.

"It got misinterpreted by the nationalists," von Notz told me.

(July 23): The article may be misinterpreted by some readers to suggest that events in the I.C.U.

"Our decision has been misunderstood and misinterpreted by some," the group said.

"I regret that we were misinterpreted by the media," she said.

However, Hunt stood by his words, claiming their intent had been "wilfully misinterpreted" by others.

"I don't want to say anything that is misinterpreted by anyone around us," he added.