Sentence examples for misperceptions persist from inspiring English sources

Still, the misperceptions persist.

But misperceptions persist.

Yet, major misperceptions persist not only amongst laypeople, when it comes to soil pollution issues.

Misperceptions persist that intrauterine device placement is related to pelvic infections and Chlamydia and gonorrhea testing results are needed prior to placement.

Second, misperceptions persist among some medical professionals and among segments of the public that women are less affected by certain disorders or health conditions and, when affected, that women respond to the same treatment as men.

But the misperception persists, he said.

The same misperception persists on the economic impact.

"A misperception persists... that defined contribution plans 'save money' when compared with traditional pensions," the National Institute study says.

Meanwhile, misperceptions about hospice persist.

Politicians' right-skewed misperceptions exceed 20 percentage points on issues such as gun control where these misperceptions are the largest and persist in states at every level of legislative professionalism, among both candidates and sitting officeholders, among politicians in very competitive districts, and when we compare politicians' perceptions to voters' opinions only.

Finally, in perhaps one of the largest empirical studies of MRSA to date, conducted in the UK, researchers found that misperceptions surrounding MRSA tenaciously persist.