Sentence examples for not correctly understood from inspiring English sources

These researchers and many others show that the concept of clonality proposed by us is not correctly understood.

One example of non-compliance with legal provisions is that the exemptions from the registration requirements are not correctly understood.

Vini Olsen-Reeder says these emails are a dark reminder that the mechanism of free speech is not correctly understood.

They mostly referred to the 'demonstration poster' as a 'content', a fact which suggests that they had not correctly understood that it is an 'instrument' for participatory education.

It can damage your lung and then your lung gets infected" (female, high health literacy, medium education) However, despite rewording of the text on risks (e.g., that 1 out of 20 patients that undergo this treatment, suffers from side-effects, instead of less than 5% of all radiation patients will have side-effects), this aspect was not correctly understood by all participants: "Well, that's 20%.

Thus, the teacher cannot help students who do not correctly understand their progress.

However, our study showed that the two key players, patients and physicians, do not correctly understand this definition.

Its fame rests, however, on some very influential ideas, not always correctly understood, that have been ascribed to it since antiquity.

'Utility in use' is a technical term, which will not be correctly understood by people in general.

Telephone reporting therefore is a key means of communication in infectious disease management, however possibly more error prone than other means of communication because the information is not always correctly understood or handled by the recipient in the hospital.

Mr President, I am not sure whether I have correctly understood the formal announcement you have just made.