Sentence examples for mistakenly interpret from inspiring English sources

Scientists around the world concur that maintaining proper levels of redox signaling, which often will mistakenly interpret as oxidative and nitrosative stress.

Furthermore, TCP will mistakenly interpret the loss as an indication of network congestion and trigger the congestion control mechanisms to reduce the size of cwnd and ssthresh.

Some teachers mistakenly interpret this as lessened intellectual capabilities.

Hatemongers tend to mistakenly interpret the tenets of Thing A (the unregulated internet) as Thing B (privately owned websites whose owners decide what's OK and what's not).

According to a recent survey, many bereaved pet owners will even mistakenly interpret ambiguous sights and sounds as the movements, pants and whimpers of the deceased pet.

Current codon models of heterogeneous dN/dS ratios among sites assume no recombination, raising concerns about the possibility that the likelihood ratio tests (LRTs) can mistakenly interpret the effects of recombination as evidence for positive selection.

The newspaper reporters had screwed it up again and mistakenly interpreted his observations.

Thirty-three sites had not received funding by May, and this was mistakenly interpreted as meaning their funding had been cut.

"I deeply regret that my actions were mistakenly interpreted as a direct reference to Congressman Stupak himself".

(Some experts speculate that the other kind of inner voices – those reported by people with schizophrenia – are actually the same thing, mistakenly interpreted as originating outside the self).

For Federer and his entourage, this might have been the sweetest of all 13 titles, given the growing news-media concern that the family mistakenly interpreted as criticism.