Sentence examples for misinterpreted by the classical from inspiring English sources

The high-throughput microbead-based method was shown to have a better sensitivity due to proper detection of some spacers that can be misinterpreted by the classical method, and a lower error rate due to automated interpretation and transcription.

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

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

Mr. Craig, who says he is not gay, said his actions were misinterpreted by the arresting officer.

But the scrutiny online has raised concern that idle chatter by teenagers might be misinterpreted by the police.

This is, of course, totally misinterpreted by the crowd around him and especially by the kid's family.

How a casual remark, made by author when accepting a dinner invitation, was misinterpreted by the host.

Mr. MacShane added that Mr. Köhler's remarks were "grotesquely and cynically misinterpreted by the German press".

His speeches were full of jokes and laughter, often misunderstood and misinterpreted by the foreign, particularly the American, media.

There will certainly be a play here and there where an assignment may be misinterpreted by the evaluator.

Mr. Brooks's memorandum said that those instructions were "appropriate cautions" and had been misinterpreted by the inspector general.