Sentence examples similar to two misperceptions from inspiring English sources

Our study identified three misperceptions that arise out of this multicultural setting: religious barriers, use of complementary medicines and lethal connotations about insulin.

As the co-founder of Revolution Foods and a mom to three growing young girls, I want to share my thoughts and dispel two common misperceptions about the current state of school food: 1) that kids won't eat healthy food, and 2) that clean-label school food is an impossible goal.

The fact that this kind of discussion is even taking place helps put to rest two very common misperceptions about the right wing of the Republican party.

Two kinds of misperceptions have been reported in the literature: saccadic mislocalization and saccadic compression.

As one camper fearing misperceptions about her sexuality says to another: "Do I seem gay to you?

Myths and Misperceptions One popular misperception is that unprocessed sugar is healthier than processed versions.

One of the misperceptions is that people segregate into these binary positions, that we either support all types of animal research or we condemn everything, and it's not true.

Using BMI and perceived body weight status, we created two body weight misperception categories: normal weight women who identified themselves as overweight ('overassessors'), and overweight/obese women who identified themselves as average or underweight ('underassessors'underassessors

On the HIV transmission misperception indicator, 33.95% scored zero, ie, had no misperceptions on the formulated questions and only 1.28% had the maximum score of three.

I think one of the great misperceptions in history is that the crash caused the Great Depression.

Public intervention can be here justified on three grounds: corrections for misperceptions of the survival process and for externalities related to individual preventive behaviour, and redistribution across both earnings and genetic dimensions.