Sentence examples similar to a misleading influence from inspiring English sources
Hornig et al. (1999) who studied a sample of patients with affective disorders for various autoantibodies (antinuclear, anti-double stranded DNA, anticardiolipin, and antithyroid) warned of the potentially misleading influence of age and sex in prevalence studies.
To eliminate the potential misleading influence of these sequences, which may be under selection due to the requirement for complementarity between miRNAs and their targets, on the similarity test, each foldback arm with hits (E<0.05) in the FASTA search was analyzed independently with and without the miRNA or miRNA-complementary sequences.
By its very nature, Oliver's personal attack turned net neutrality into a misleading referendum on political influence and the Revolving Door.
It is tempting to suggest that the argument is the product of the (perhaps surreptitious) influence of a misleading picture of our epistemological access to other possible worlds.
Syrian Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari told the council the killings in Homs were "carried out by terrorist opposition to send you a misleading message in an attempt to influence the vote".
Syrian Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari told the council the killings in Homs were "carried out by terrorist opposition to send you a misleading message in an attempt to influence the vote". He also noted that some Arab nations sponsoring the resolution (Saudi Arabia is one) "prevented women from attending a soccer match" but were preaching democracy to Syria.
Economic evaluations should be performed on the so-called 'efficiency frontier,' and choosing an inappropriate comparator may influence results in a misleading way and alter conclusions.
Such influences ensured that a misleading and dismissive stereotype of Bradley became current among analytic philosophers and established in their textbooks, so that serious discussion of his work largely disappeared.
This is a misleading notion.
This was a misleading view.
This is a misleading statement.
