Sentence examples for a misleading perception of from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

We conclude that simple subjective assessments of artificial speech-like sounds can be misleading, as perception of such sounds may initially and unconsciously utilize speech-like, phonological processing.

If they only had information about programmes that were clearly criminal it might paint a misleading image of the activities of our intelligence agencies and slant perceptions to make them all the villains that they're not.

It is a misleading air of nonchalance.

The Invention of News is a misleading title, of course.

"The bond market's next major hurdle," Mr. Fine said, "will be the June labor market report, which should correct any misleading perceptions resulting from last month's presumably questionable information, which showed extraordinary weakness in the midst of a very tight labor market".

Beyond Wins and Losses Of course, the victory is often a misleading indicator of pitching success.

The S.E.C. claimed that both practices could have given investors a misleading picture of revenue.