Sentence examples for a misleading interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Any assertion that he has apologized for U.S. actions rests on a misleading interpretation of the president's words".

This may lead to a misleading interpretation of the toxicity trigger, considering that lower trophic levels (i.e., algae and plants) are not organisms of high concern for assessment of biomagnification of PPPs.

She proved that again last week with her assertion on "Fox News Sunday" that James Comey, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, had declared her to be truthful in her answers about her decision to use a private email server for official State Department business — a grossly misleading interpretation of an F.B.I. report that pointed up various falsehoods in her public explanations.

Stress values below 0.1 correspond to a good ordination with no real prospect of a misleading interpretation.

In this case, defining a tie as weak or strong based on only one of the metrics may provide a misleading interpretation.

This is a misleading interpretation originating from having a fitted ellipse in the FT image with long and short axes of similar lengths.

This would translate into a decrease in high computational demands and avoid misleading interpretation of NMR data, which ultimately may allow handling of longer GAGs.

RF interference in immuno-assays is a significant source of uncertainty in medical testing and may cause misleading interpretation of the results for RA patients [ 19].

Controversial and misleading interpretation of data from randomized trials is common.

Investigators tend to use principles from prediction research for their etiologic research questions, which results in misleading interpretation of risk factor findings at hand.

However, as mentioned above, the unique distribution of oxygen-based functional groups around GnP peripheral edges may result in misleading interpretation of zeta potential measurement as highlighted by Lu et al [52].