Sentence examples for misinterpreted from from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to keep survey questions brief, questions may have been ambiguous and may have been misinterpreted from their original intent.
It eventually became clear that we had misinterpreted figures from the Office for National Statistics ONSS).
But, they said, the crew was confused about how long it would take the cargo jet to stop, because the pilots had misinterpreted data from a laptop computer in the cockpit.
The New York media company misinterpreted statements from Everson, who merely said you could imagine the product evolution afforded by a mobile phone's location awareness.
AllFacebook's Nick O'Neill, who had also penned a piece based on the Telegraph article, has since gotten in touch with the company's communications department and cites Facebook representatives claiming that the piece is factually incorrect in its entirety and based on misinterpreted statements from Randi Zuckerberg.
The 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron, which had been screening for Beatty's ships, detached to pursue the German cruisers, but a misinterpreted signal from the British battlecruisers sent them back to their screening positions.
28 Despite all measures to reduce missing information, some missing or misinterpreted information from the medical chart still remained.
The second ANN system thus received 2507 images as malignant (including the 57 misinterpreted images from the first ANN analysis).
Although the high incidence in 2011 (7 new cases in Vorarlberg) of such a rare disease can be misinterpreted, data from the past 21 years show a continuous increase of cases in Vorarlberg (Table; Figure).
This observation – the ease with which signal from more superior regions may be misinterpreted as originating from PHG – underscores the importance of short read-out times for studies in which localization is important.
Trigeminal neuralgia most frequently presents in the second or third branch and is often misinterpreted as originating from teeth or sinuses.
