Sentence examples for mistakes of interpretation from inspiring English sources

More fundamentally, there are mistakes of interpretation.

Smooth and Devlin had approached the same conclusion: the editors and their research assistants hadn't made reasonable mistakes of interpretation, but may have relied on transcriptions from the popular but unreliable Online Hip Hop Lyrics Archive, a Web site featuring lyrics assembled by fans.

"Some people might say some things sounded slightly more leftish, but that would be a mistake of interpretation".

Sure, maybe this is a mistake of human interpretation of divine will.

As someone who has read and reread, with a mixture of abject shame and contempt, dozens of letters from readers who noticed that I'd misidentified a church in a magazine article about Caravaggio, I hesitate to mention that when Hughes's book appeared in England some reviewers noted mistakes of fact and interpretation, particularly in the pages on antiquity.

Moreover, the observed differences could be caused by technical difficulties, including mistakes in interpretation of visualized bands and insufficient separation of PCR fragments in poliacrylamide gel, or by difficulties of the PCR amplifying large products itself.

Systematic correction of RMAs in variant calling enhances the power of next-generation sequencing techniques in clinical practice and helps avoid potentially costly mistakes in interpretation of sequencing data.

Indeed, on Wittgenstein's account, the failure to properly distinguish mathematical extensions and intensions is the root cause of the mistaken interpretation of Cantor's diagonal proof as a proof of the existence of infinite sets of lesser and greater cardinality.

This was a step particularly relevant in preventing substantial mistakes in the succeeding phases of interpretation, as spotted in some previous studies of this earthquake.

A patient confidant of his long and hopeless infatuation with the Russian language, I have always done my best to explain to him his mistakes of pronunciation, grammar, and interpretation.

Although a few other connexins have been reported in cardiac tissue, these are minor components, species variants, or, where early reports have not been confirmed, are likely to be the product of mistaken interpretation.