Sentence examples for not correctly interpreted from inspiring English sources

This problem is relevant for the inferences that stem from the data, given that individualistic or ecological fallacies may emerge if the dataset characteristics are not correctly interpreted in terms of representation, similarity or heterogeneity.

The rationale behind this analysis is that fast-evolving sites are more likely to be saturated and not correctly interpreted as convergence by tree reconstruction methods, thus strongly influencing the potential artifactual grouping of highly diverging lineages [ 32].

"From my perspective the court did not correctly interpret the IRA's language".

Reviewing a biography of Borges for the New York Times in 2004, David Foster Wallace took issue with "the idea … that we can't correctly interpret a piece of verbal art unless we know the personal and/or psychological circumstances surrounding its creation".

Also, the same acronyms are sometimes applied to 2 different concepts, which are easily understandable in the context by a clinician, but may not be correctly interpreted by the ECMT.

If an invader's move is not quickly identified and correctly interpreted, the associated delay – added to the time needed for decision making and decision implementation – can result in the loss of a market and perhaps the failure of the executive's enterprise.

In a number of instances, the positions of the witnesses (as on record from trial testimony) or of the judge (from his opinion in the first instance) were not always precisely quoted or correctly interpreted in secondary publications.

In the Somali case, Jama v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, No. 03-674, the administration said the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in St . Louis had correctly interpreted immigration law not to require the consent of the receiving country.

So the negative epistemological condition when correctly interpreted will specify not just a subject's cognitive response to their circumstances, but rather their perspective on the world (which the introspective perspective coincides with), and this will be sufficient for there to be something it is like for them to be so.

Participants were asked whether each insight resonated or not, and whether the insights were correctly interpreted.

The string itself is not the information, it merely symbolizes the information and therefore this symbol must be correctly interpreted for it to be useful.