Sentence examples for occasional misinterpretation from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this review is to discuss factors influencing in vivo reliability and variability of gastric tonometry, and to analyze the causes of the occasional misinterpretation of its results.
Like all who treat huge subjects and periods, Braudel often relied on others' scholarship; his zeal for detail revealed occasional gaps and misinterpretation.
The article below continues an occasional series of short editorials highlighting some current misinterpretations of epidemiological findings.
The article below is the third in an occasional series of short editorials highlighting some current misinterpretations of epidemiological findings.
Namely, misinterpretation.
The misinterpretation age.
"That's a misinterpretation.
The other misinterpretation is conceptual.
The Chinese instrument plays melodies with occasional fourth or fifth harmonies (e.g., F or G above C), whereas the Japanese shō normally plays 11-note chords, a tradition that may have emerged from a misinterpretation of ancient court notations.
A platitude and a misinterpretation.
The not left little room for misinterpretation.
