Sentence examples similar to rectifying misunderstandings from inspiring English sources
Its new name, and the fact that it has been broken up into separate organizations, have helped to rectify that misunderstanding.
To rectify the misunderstanding, and to avoid unnecessary "fold-ology" (folds are hardly the most interesting thing about viruses), the following two paragraphs are a proposed revision and condensation of the relevant sections.
But, Segerdahl et al. rectified the misunderstanding of their anatomical protocol and explained the co-localization of the activation they observed in dpIns with the comparable results from several prior studies that had used different techniques (see Fig. 3 of the original paper).
Individuals who are practiced in the art of blaming others for how they feel are often prone to rectifying it forcefully - completely understandable given their misunderstanding of the mechanics of relationships.
Here were two people one who feels that the public misunderstands his life story, the other ostensibly committed to rectifying that misunderstanding coming together for an interview.
Inwardly rectifying potassium channel.
"The weapons in question were being taken to be tested at a firing range before being purchased and properly licensed by GardaWorld," the company said, adding that in its discussions with the government it hoped to clear up what it implied was a misunderstanding and "rectify the situation as soon as possible".
In my case, the misunderstanding is easy to rectify, but what about the book which will leave a far more permanent imprint?
"This is a misunderstanding and has now been rectified," Myers said.
In 1976 he published his first book, The Selfish Gene, in which he tried to rectify what he maintained was a widespread misunderstanding of Darwinism.
