Sentence examples for possible misperceptions from inspiring English sources

His firm said then that it had been concerned about "possible misperceptions" of the arrangement.

Increasing the awareness patients with migraine have of possible misperceptions could help them understand their neurological and psychological state more objectively.

For the caregivers with children aged 4 6, communication and education efforts via various media may be needed to reduce possible misperceptions and overestimations of vaccination risks.

We believe this data uncovers a possible misperception by transporting EMS agencies: specifically, that warming of their IVF stock is unnecessary within a small coverage area with relatively short transport times.

The success of the Tay-Sachs screening program has resulted in the possible misperception that the Tay-Sachs gene is no longer present in the Ashkenazi Jewish community.

The first method is the so-called self-labelling approach, which, however, is very subjective and strongly influenced by personality and emotional and cognitive factors, including possible misperception.

While it's possible that the misperception increased due to Obama's comments on Friday about the proposed Muslim community center near Ground Zero (Pew's poll was conducted July 21-August 5), the differences between the questions mean the results are not directly comparable.

"Instead, non-Chinese participants explicitly referred to foreign concerns rooted in perceptions of Beijing's intentions, and asked about how it might be possible to lessen foreign misperceptions that might exist in this regard if indeed the PRC's rise is as benign as its leaders claim".

Such evidence would provide a possible channel for the misperceptions on the situation of the labor market to impact wages.

To study possible gender differences in misperception of weight, we analyzed the proportion of males and females using χ.

Another possible contributor to these widespread misperceptions: a failure to distinguish between the general situation and specific, narrow, local needs.