Some high frequency traders will fear that their trading strategies are more likely to be misinterpreted as illegal under this new spoofing statute than under the old fraud/manipulation law governing securities.
They also argued that the agency "grossly misinterpreted" its authority under Dodd-Frank.
France's Le Monde notes the suggestion that it and other media outlets have misinterpreted NSA documents under the headline "NSA denies having monitored European citizens".
Thus, our data suggest that the reason why scientists misinterpreted dentin aspects under SM is not because they used poorly contrasted microradiographs, but probably due to a result of a lack of accuracy.
Extrapolation of the linear 'random' regime implies that imposing a 200 bp cut-off would result in a false positive rate of <2.5% for an average genome - i.e. two TCS genes that are found by chance within 200 bp of each other but are not signalling partners, would be misinterpreted as paired in under 2.5% of cases.
"It's probably the biggest mess for science communication, where myths, misinterpreted studies and quackery collide with under- and over-diagnosis," said Tracey Brown, director of Sense About Science.
These results suggest that the activity of a low-angle detachment simultaneously causes obscuration of stratifications in the deformed hanging wall under specific conditions, which may be misinterpreted as successive development of minor faults under different tectonic regimes.
On appeal to the Court of Appeal, Dow Jones argued that the Minister had acted irrationally and misinterpreted scope of his powers under the NPPA by not considering the right to free speech protected by Article 14(1)(a).
Historical interactions such as the recent founding of one island population from another may be misinterpreted as recent gene flow under a model that assumes equilibrium conditions.
Secularists and others devoted to the separation of church and state have always misinterpreted the addition of the words "under God".
