Sentence examples for misinterpreted on from inspiring English sources

Because one is so liable to be maliciously misinterpreted on this subject, I want to be very clear about where I stand.

This could be a reason why this study has been misinterpreted on several occasions [78, 82].

Although believed to play very little part in stability of the atlantooccipital articulation, the posterior atlanto-occipital membrane is important because it is highly visible on MRI assessment and also exhibits some specific anatomical features which may be misinterpreted on imaging as traumatic disruption.

One liver lesion was misinterpreted on PET/MR staging but was recognized on follow-up CE CT.

In fact, terminal duct lobular units exhibiting this alteration are often misinterpreted on low-power microscopic examination as either normal or as showing only microcysts.

John Fabre, professor of clinical sciences at King's College London, said the policy was misinterpreted based on information from Spain's system.

Like the notorious and brutally misinterpreted "shrimp on a treadmill" study, the notion of subsidizing a rendezvous of rhyming cowboys perfectly showcased their claims of frivolous federal spending.

The most stinging shot to Rakoff's success came in March, when the Second Circuit Court of Appeals said Rakoff "misinterpreted" precedent on deciding to evaluate the public interest in the Citigroup case and overstepped his authority.

Participants may have misinterpreted items on the PMSS, resulting in inaccurate reporting.

In such an unfortunate case, a shared off-target effect induced by 2 independent dsRNAs may be misinterpreted as an on-target effect.

I left feeling a bit sorry for him: all that success and fame and adulation, and you're up all night killing yourself because you think a critic misinterpreted a lyric on one of your album tracks six years ago.