Sentence examples for misunderstood to indicate from inspiring English sources

However, this phenomenon should not be misunderstood to indicate that "p53 induces proliferation or prevents arrest or keeps cells proliferating" or "arrested cells retain proliferation"; rather, p53 instead regulates proliferative potential.

It has never been and should never be misunderstood to be a process isolated in particular locations and contexts.

It cannot be misunderstood to be a diagnostic term.

"I just hoped against hope that Tim would have said, 'Judge, you misunderstood me, and I'm sorry, I didn't mean to indicate that, and I was just wrong.

However, in some cases, NOEC seems to be misunderstood as indicating a concentration that produces generally 'no effect', particularly when no effect was observed in the actual experiment.

The Tanzanian president, Julius Nyerere, wrote to her in May requesting that "you will be able to prevent Britain's usual courteous reception to foreign leaders from being misunderstood by indicating, both publicly and privately, Britain's strong opposition to South Africa's aggressive policies towards other African states, as well as to apartheid itself".

The answer is not to feel misunderstood but to find other forms of expressing yourself.

Learner challenges to warrants indicate learner disagreement with the use of specific evidence to form its claims (e.g. 'I misunderstood the goal of the exercise' (Van Labeke et al. (2007)).

California, perhaps alone among the states, is big enough and misunderstood enough to qualify.

Moeller had misunderstood phrase to be "trop de Moeller".

If you are feeling upset or misunderstood, talk to your pet.