Sentence examples for related misconceptions from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the effectiveness of an educational intervention designed to reduce traumatic brain injury (TBI)–related misconceptions among blacks and Latinos with complicated mild to severe TBI.

The second major change was to directly contrast key concepts and related misconceptions in the module (as suggested by Abraham et al. 2009).

Current misuse of entropy and thermodynamics in arguments against evolution present teachable moments to clarify the concept of entropy and related misconceptions about evolution that are often used hand-in-hand with misinterpretations of entropy.

We will expand on all of this elsewhere (in other papers) but feel compelled to discuss Bravais lattice types in 2D in the following "Bravais lattice types in two dimensions" section of this paper, see Fig. 1 and Table 1, because there are related misconceptions in the wider scientific community, e.g., [30 32], and even misrepresentations in the scientific literature [33].

These individuals hold the two related misconceptions that evolution occurs as a response to need and traits acquired during the lifetime of an organism can be inherited by offspring.

Several related misconceptions of the nature of science were communicated in the lesson ideas, including perspectives that suggest that theories are tentative scientific schemes for explaining evolution with limited credibility.

The sociocultural factors and related misconception on family planning did not assessed in this study.

In all cases, new misconceptions were closely related to misconceptions from our initial list, so it was only necessary to reanalyze responses previously coded as containing a misconception closely related to the newly emerged misconception and responses previously coded as undetermined.

Countering misconceptions Most of the refusals are related to misconceptions that the vaccine is unsafe or is related to family planning.

Numerous questions related to misconceptions regarding current products and regulations were discussed, highlighting the need for more scientists to take an active role in public discourse to facilitate public acceptance and adoption of new technologies and to enable science-based regulations.

Stigma has important implications related to misconceptions of the disease.