Sentence examples for most often misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

The current literature on discrepant reporting seeks mostly to quantify the percentage of misreads that occurs between radiology residents and staff radiologists as well as to characterize the types of scans that are most often misinterpreted.

The part of "buy and hold" that most often is misinterpreted is that you still have to monitor the portfolio and each individual company in it.

Trigeminal neuralgia most frequently presents in the second or third branch and is often misinterpreted as originating from teeth or sinuses.

One of the most interesting controversies in the history of acoustics involves the famous and often misinterpreted "bell-in-vacuum" experiment, which has become a staple of contemporary physics lecture demonstrations.

As reading and writing, health care and shopping, and sex and gossip increasingly take place in cyberspace, citizens around the world are concerned that the most intimate details of their daily lives are being monitored, searched, recorded, stored, and often misinterpreted when taken out of context.

The most famous story about Caligula, that he planned to make his horse his consul, is too often misinterpreted, said Holland.

Mr. Atkins was a solitary young man whose shyness was often misinterpreted as hostility.

Yet Dr. Spock was often misinterpreted and eventually derided as being too soft.

Often misinterpreted as hip-hop, grime owes more to garage, jungle and reggae.

Mr. Stevens's term was often misinterpreted as meaning things were designed to fall apart on a regular schedule.

It is characteristic of the breed to have an inviolable commitment to self-preservation, which is often misinterpreted as stubbornness.