Sentence examples for most easily misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

I'll start with the most controversial and most easily misinterpreted rule.

Especially alterations in the development of brain, neural crest derivatives, and blood, which are the most sensitive to p53 upregulation, can be easily misinterpreted.

And it can all be easily misinterpreted".

The symptoms are general, confusing, escalate slowly over years and can be easily misinterpreted.

In addition, questions translated into different languages can be easily misinterpreted.

(Easily misinterpreted, people realized too late, as "a pedophile show," Corddry said).

But banking groups, supported by analysts like Mr. Rocholl, say that such information could be easily misinterpreted or abused.

That kind of thing can be easily misinterpreted as promoting your own pet projects when you are master.

Clare Allan's debut novel doesn't play the game, or more accurately it plays games that are easily misinterpreted.

But scans are easily misinterpreted and can result in misdiagnoses leading to unnecessary or even harmful treatments.

Scientific data is easily misinterpreted, said Joann Boughman, executive vice president of the American Society of Human Genetics, publisher of The American Journal of Human Genetics.