Sentence examples for there misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

A state audit of the crime laboratory, completed in December 2002, has found that DNA technicians there misinterpreted data, were poorly trained and kept shoddy records.

That six-sigma has been misapplied and misinterpreted there can be little doubt, but the successes derived from a data-driven approach to decisions are, I believe, informing today's wider interest in statistically-sophisticated forms of analysis within the enterprise.

There's a misinterpreted pink letter.

Clearly, Brown prides himself on his intellectual curiosity - he reads voraciously, on all manner of obscure historical and spiritual subjects - but it's easy to see how his musings might be misinterpreted; there is a righteous edge to his conversation, a sense of a clear-cut moral universe.

An overturned canoe here, a misinterpreted word there and the Corps of Discovery's upcoming 200th anniversary would be marked by hobbyists waving metal detectors along the banks of the Missouri River, searching for trace evidence of the lost company.

"In the history of psychiatry I don't know that I've ever seen a scientist write a letter saying that the data were all there but were totally misinterpreted.

On Mark Cullen's transfer speculation: "Mark came to us and said 'I don't know if what I said was misinterpreted, if there's interest in me I'd like to look into it.

It is possible that due to the limited information in abstracts, study designs could have been misinterpreted, or there could have been insufficient comparison of results data.

It is possible for a tweet that is meant to be ironic or humorous to be wildly misinterpreted, and there are plenty of well-publicized social media mistakes to serve as reminders of the importance of the rule "think before you tweet".

"The executive committee misinterpreted it as there being no violation when there was".

There will certainly be a play here and there where an assignment may be misinterpreted by the evaluator.