Sentence examples for potential misconception from inspiring English sources

Hence, the result shows the existing gap in the understanding of farmers on the main causes of climate change and a potential misconception on the performance of their major adaptation strategy- planting trees.

One potential misconception is that what works for prevention will slow progression in AD subjects.

As such, this perceived barrier might highlight a potential misconception that not talking with patients takes less time.

This study has highlighted the importance of questioning this potential misconception so as to improve the services, supports, and communication strategies for Filipino Australians.

The finding that one in four students thought there was a poor or very poor ability to maintain work-life balance in neurology is perhaps surprising, and a potential misconception which could be addressed through career talks.

To challenge the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) group to address the potential misconceptions about their approach to grading the strength of recommendations in clinical practice guidelines.

We have designed this study such that, in completing this activity, we hope to offer students the opportunity to confront potential misconceptions about evolution and gain a solid foundation for future explorations in the discipline.

The Aspen Business and Society Program recently launched the discussion paper, "Unrealized Potential: Misconceptions about Corporate Purpose and New Opportunities for Business Education" -- a teaching resource on the Purpose of the Corporation.

Besides the effects of potential misconceptions, talk of HIV cure might impact on ART treatment acceptance.

It may, therefore, be important to discuss the prognostic implications with the affected women to avoid potential misconceptions.

Carefully planning programme introductions as well as keeping track of related external events could be useful to address and diffuse any potential misconceptions.