Sentence examples for misinterpreted these from inspiring English sources

Some residents said they had misinterpreted these revised flood estimates to mean that they were no longer at risk.

But critics misinterpreted these cross-­references as meaning that pairs like "imply" and "infer," "enormity" and "enormousness" were now synonyms.

In "The Union War," Gallagher offers not so much a history of wartime patriotism as a series of meditations on the meaning of the Union to Northerners, the role of slavery in the conflict and how historians have interpreted (and in his view misinterpreted) these matters.

Sadly, foreign reporters misinterpreted these events due to their lack of training in cultural sensitivity and poor grasp of the complex Arab language," he said.

(#6, G2 P1) Other women, in retrospect, recognised that they had experienced pregnancy symptoms but had misinterpreted these due to a lack of knowledge or experience.

Unfortunately, it seems that some clinicians have misinterpreted these data and called for all women <35 years of age with pathological grade 3 and ER-negative breast cancer to be tested, or has offered testing on the basis of a 10 20% testing threshold.

"No one — be they adversaries or friends, or especially our troops — should misinterpret these personnel changes as a slackening of this government's commitment to the mission in Afghanistan," Mr. Gates said.

I believe that Michelle Ryan and Alex Haslam, the researchers responsible for the study, misinterpret these results to infer that people prefer using women as scapegoats in the event of failure, rather than men, and even set up women to fail in order to reinforce their own sexist beliefs.

The clinician may misinterpret these RAWPs as emboli.

This avoids misinterpreting these data when using them for research and monitoring purposes.

Another benefit of this correction is that those users of the ISC Bulletin that are uninformed in specifics of the analogue recordings, will no longer be at risk of misinterpreting these erroneous travel times for a natural phenomena.