Sentence examples for this misconception arose from inspiring English sources

This misconception arose when early biographers equated French and English feet.

At one time it was thought that the tumour vasculature was actually superior to that of normal tissues; this misconception arose because tumour vessels are often of large size and were, therefore, more conspicuous than the smaller, more numerous and functionally more effective blood vessels of normal tissues.

This misconception arises from their habit of searching for food in or near water and then manipulating it while eating.

Before Operation Iron Triangle began, a tragic misconception arose.

It's not hard to see how these misconceptions arose.

He argues that such a misconception arose as a consequence of the translation of the Bible into Greek.

This understandable misconception arises from the fact that — unlike other chlorinated hydrocarbons — DDT in powder form is not readily absorbed through the skin.

I had never thought of this probable misconception arising from the model.

However, another misconception arises from the relatively large differences between SvO2 values measured in patients undergoing the alpha-stat and the pH-stat acid-base management.

Some of these misconceptions arise from direct experiences students have had observing plants.

This misconception presumably arose because the relative risk falls rapidly in ex-smokers, as it is calculated by dividing the roughly constant ex-smokers' rate by the rising rate in non-smokers.