Sentence examples for Misleading perception from inspiring English sources

As a result, it may imply misleading perception of phenomena and estimate of uncertainty.

Organizing more sporting events in the United States will help change this misleading perception.

"Secrets" attracted criticism from political commentators for its "potentially misleading perception" of emergency contraception.

The episode attracted criticism from political commentators, who denounced the show for its misleading perception of emergency contraception.

The number of apparent mis-scored markers (depicted in Figure 3) may give a misleading perception of the scoring precision of these DArT markers.

In this review, we argue against the promulgation of what we believe is a misleading perception of sepsis inducing secondary immunosuppression.

The report continued, "Consequently, they lead to simplistic and/or incomplete analyses that often create misleading perceptions adversely affecting communities and their residents".

Ideally, to avoid flaws in reporting and misleading perceptions about treatment effects, 9 every single combination of events should be shown in a table.

How misleading can public perception be?

And he argued that while Scott's elevation "seemed like another milestone for African-Americans," that perception was misleading.

That means, getting to know the subject better than he knows himself and then manipulating him by role playing, flattering, misleading, and nudging his perception of the truth slightly off center.