Sentence examples for possible misconceptions from inspiring English sources

The football team recently barred players from sending Twitter messages, a move it said was meant to eliminate possible "misconceptions".

And the project team members from UCMP? Judy Scotchmoor (CoPI) and graduate student Kaitlin Maguire participated in the weekly team meetings from the start, helping to keep the science authentic, avoid possible misconceptions, participate in brainstorming sessions, offer suggestions on activities, provide access to resources, and answer questions as needed.

The retention of possible misconceptions provides justification for the development of lessons that help young learners develop scientific conceptions early in their education.

In the analysis of the posed problems, the participants map the level of their own notions and concepts, understanding, and various interpretations and realize possible misconceptions and erroneous reasoning (Tichá and Hošpesová 2009).

Several possible misconceptions should be addressed here.

However, this hypothesis was based on two possible misconceptions.

And yet, for the 33-year-old left fielder, the possible misconception is worthwhile, so long as he can maintain his teammates' trust.

For one might suppose that if we do just or temperate actions, we are thereby just or temperate". Aristotle wants to correct a possible misconception of what it is that he's claiming.

Another possible misconception is associated with a teleological view of evolution.

Sexual activities were not recorded as schools did not want possible misconception of implication of HPV vaccine to early sexual activity.

This would help in countering the possible misconception whereby some recruits may distinguish between 'pure' research taking place in a university or other academic context, and research with links to commercial outcomes [ 68].