Sentence examples for potential misperceptions from inspiring English sources

In a guest contribution below, Ellis, a frequent presence on Dot Earth, expands on the points in his Op-Ed piece hoping to clarify potential misperceptions and defend his main thesis:  Earth Does Not Have a Human Carrying Capacity By Erle Ellis In the interests of avoiding misunderstandings, I've compiled a short list of comments and responses to criticisms of my September 14, 2013 NYT Op-Ed.

Does knowledge on prevention methods increase condom use, when taking into account the perception of the risks involved, stigma levels, and potential misperceptions on the ways of transmission?

Otherwise, I am concerned about the potential for misperceptions about our community.

Overall, this economy creates a perfect storm of potential for misperception.

Due to the potential of misperception by some women that herbal remedies are always safe, the public should be encouraged to consult health professionals prior to using any medicine whilst breastfeeding.

The drawbacks of stereo displays are also discussed, including extra eyewear, potential three-dimensional misperceptions, and the hurdle of overcoming familiarity with existing techniques.

The expressivist argument applies equally to the use of pre-implantation diagnosis, and similar concerns about misperceptions regarding potential quality of life for people with disabilities or non-typical modes of functioning apply to the quest for enhancement technologies as well.

In addition to these 'cultural' obstacles, there is also a litany of misperceptions by potential external buyers: for example, animals from Soqotra are believed, falsely, to be fed with fish thus palatably unacceptable to mainland consumers; they do not have enough body fat and thus have no taste when cooked; animals are cheaper from Somalia and Ethiopia where they are shipped alive.

One potential explanation for these misperceptions is the influence of the marketing strategies employed by the pharmaceutical industry.

Once the etiology of the misperception variable is better understood, future interventions should test the potential benefits of correcting misperception in order to reduce the risk of excessive gestational weight gain.

Still, there are potential costs to systematic misperception and disregard of self-interest.