Sentence examples for False insights from inspiring English sources

This can, if not carefully checked, also lead to false insights.

A reliance on inaccurate, unverified data leaves banks vulnerable to false business insights that drive bad decisions.

Studying false memories gives insights into basic memory (control) mechanisms and executive functioning.

From pushing past fear of the unknown to denying false stereotypes, their insights and lessons learned highlight what to expect for those who want to follow in their footsteps.

The hobnobbing with drug dealers and arms traders; the creating of elaborate false identities; the insights into the intricate workings of the criminal underworld.

Being an undercover police officer has its exciting moments: Associating with drug dealers and arms traders, the creating of elaborate false identities, the insights into the intricate workings of the criminal underworld.

His false starts provide insight into the quotidian side of show business: "Like most film-makers, I have spent more time on movies I have not made than on ones that I have".

Since all algorithms use the same data, running multiple detection methods on the same disease regularly and comparing the successful detections and the false warnings can provide insights into the accuracy of a certain method for a given disease.

However, a systems model may be useful even while providing an inaccurate description of data because such an inaccurate description could provide insights into false assumptions regarding the underlying pharmacology.

The general conclusion of Rehberg's reasoning could not be more expressly political: "...the whole system of education and culture of man that should be based on scientific insight is false in theory and impossible in execution".

While this chapter, like the rest of the book, is clearly written by advocates of the applications of remote sensing and GIS, the authors remain aware of critical issues, such as the distinction between statistical and biological models and the notion that insights gained by false negatives and positives predicted by models are as important as successful predictions.