Sentence examples for wrong interpretation of the from inspiring English sources

Ah, Mr Powell explained, that was again quite the wrong interpretation of the email.

"The effect of this wrong interpretation of the law will be that many families remain or potentially become uninsured," said a letter to the administration from Democrats who pushed the bill through the House in 2009-10.

Nevertheless, it just mentioned here to avoid a wrong interpretation of the concepts presented in this section.

In this case, the result given by robust processing in the single site configuration would lead to a wrong interpretation of the MT response.

Furthermore, we show that the existing typically used performance metrics can yield wrong interpretation of the results when dynamic scenario is considered, since they do not take into account the different spatial distributions of measurements available for RF-REM construction in a given time moment.

Moreover, evaluating the constructed RF-REM in terms of other performance metrics outlined in Section 4, can yield wrong interpretation of the results, as they do not take into account the different distributions of measurements which can occur in measurement sets of the specific size.

Wrong interpretation of these logs leads to costly risks in determination of pay zones and calculation of hydrocarbon in place.

As a consequence, the effectiveness of the manufacturing process to improve the surface integrity can be predicted more precisely and wrong interpretations of the measured residual stress depth profiles can be avoided.

There are at least three reasons for this absence of tree thinking: a general misunderstanding of the theory of evolution; a lack of familiarity with phylogenies; and a visual evolutionary culture which sustains an eminently progressive discourse full of prejudices that leads to wrong interpretations of the process (i.e., the widespread presence of traditional "trees of life").

Furthermore, visual inspection, although may suffer the same caveat, does provide evidence for wrong interpretation of pseudopodia at the tip.

These results define the lung as the main lactate-producing organ in septic hyperlactatemic patients with ARDS, which in the absence of a pathological supply dependency of oxygen consumption outlines the risk of wrong interpretation of serum lactate levels as a surrogate marker of tissue hypoxia in these patients.