(4) DNS results contain valuable information to further our understanding of previously misinterpreted experimental observations in engines [Sztenderowicz and Heywood, SAE paper 902142, 1990].
Structures previously misinterpreted as tentacles are actually five pairs of lobopodial appendages, behind which the body is divided into a slender region devoid of appendages and a pyriform posterior region that bears circlets of hooks.
It is demonstrated that the invasion of the meiofaunal habitat has occurred several times independently in various euthyneuran taxa, leading to convergent adaptations previously misinterpreted as synapomorphies.
The identity of this protein is unknown, but its expression has been previously documented [ 40] (though misinterpreted as that of active MMP-1), it is unaltered by the stimuli used, and it is not present in conditioned medium from primary chondrocytes (data not shown).
During a conversation with Google CEO Eric Schmidt, he made reference, in jest, to a misinterpreted comment he had made previously regarding the obligations of technologists to be careful about pushing up against the line of being creepy without passing it.
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Now, he'd misinterpreted that," Gen. Secord said, & the previously sombre audience erupted into laughter..
Now, he'd misinterpreted that," Gen. Secord said, & the previously sombre audience erupted into laughter.
Squamous metaplasia of the rete ovarii, may account for some of the previously described squamous lesions in the ovary, which may have been misinterpreted as teratoma or epidermoid cysts.
It also discloses that the phrase "Let's roll," previously reported as a rallying cry for those passengers, may have been misinterpreted.
Two behavioral neuroendocrinologists, Michael Baum from Boston University and Kim Wallen from Emory University in Atlanta, tell Science that Pavlićev and Wagner misinterpret some previously published results and do not have the details about the hormonal changes during ovulation and orgasm correct.
