Sentence examples for of any misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

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This chapter presents the advantages of using geometrical tolerances in engineering drawings and demonstrates how their correct use ensures that the communications between the drawing office and the workshop are complete and incapable of any misinterpretation.

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Because high school biology teachers serve as an important link between scientists' and the general public's understanding and perception of biological evolution (Nehm and Schonfeld 2007), they should be prepared to present to their students the principles of evolutionary theory void of any misinterpretations or misconceptions.

(A few later, Mr. Brundage felt constrained to issue a rare apology of his own, regretting any "misinterpretation" of his remarks, but not the remarks themselves.

Any misinterpretation of the role of sterilization in assessing allelopathic effects may misconstrue allelopathic effects.

This suggests that clinical settings where patients interact with health professionals that have in-depth knowledge of patients' conditions are perhaps also an ideal setting for correcting any misinterpretation of health-related barriers, and the safe initiation of physical activity behavior-change interventions.

In countries where imported cases are in majority, these two groups must be handled separately to avoid any misinterpretation of the true burden of disease.

On Monday, however, Mr. Sheen tempered his comments about Mr. Lorre a bit, first in an ABC interview, saying "I feel terrible" about any misinterpretation of Mr. Sheen's use of the name "Chaim Levine" when referring to Mr. Lorre.

These needed to be clear enough to minimize any misinterpretation of data, assembly technique, or order of operations, while remaining an open system that could adapt to urgent changes in detail or geometry.

Moreover, we presented a method which avoids any misinterpretation of the fluorescence data and quantifies the concentration of the ODNs delivered by our liver specific carrier based on cationic diblock glycopolymer composed of galactosyl oxyethyl methacrylate (GAMA) and the primary amine-containing dimethylamino ethyl methacrylate (DMAEMA).

Then came a rather patronising apology: "We are very concerned by any misinterpretation of its tone or meaning, and in the light of the feedback received we have decided to withdraw it".

This despite a clarification, in bold print, "warning" against any misinterpretation of that term: "You are not the actual buyer if you are acquiring the firearm(s) on behalf of another person".

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