The phrase "a result of false" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The confusion was a result of false information being circulated."
Alternatives: "a consequence of misinformation" or "an outcome of inaccuracies."
As a result of false returns filed by Officer Wally from 2010 to 2012, the complaint said, the I.R.S. paid refunds of about $120,000.
The court held that therefore a shareholder need not prove reliance because the shareholder's purchase or sale was based on an inaccurate share price, a price that changed as a result of false information.
"Eisenberg's reputation and good will with the public and his fans will be severely harmed if they are duped into purchasing a copy of the Camp Hell DVD as a result of false advertising by defendants that it is a horror film starring Jesse Eisenberg.
There are glimpses of the Reign of Terror, when the ornamental gardens of the Tuileries Palace were planted with potatoes, and the Great Potato Boom of 1903 and 1904, when an investment bubble grew as a result of false claims made for a potato strain known as Eldorado.
Figure 7c and 7f show that the scheme with m = 14, k = 24 generates 6 and 9 duplicate outcomes as a result of false positives during classification.
"He was a victim who was vilified and made to appear as a perpetrator as a result of false and inappropriate remarks made to the public causing an inappropriate rush to judgement," the lawyers said.
Follow-up information would be required, however, to determine whether patients with reflux-triggered pulmonary symptoms went undetected as a result of false-negative pH tests.
This is a result of false-positive results (through endemic treponematoses) or previously treated infections giving a positive result.
As a result of false-negative results, 44.8% brucellosis cases were not diagnosed at the hospitals on their first visit.
Potential harms of prenatal screening include a false reassurance, decision stress, anxiety especially as a result of false-positive outcomes, and the risk of losing the pregnancy as a complication of invasive follow-up testing.
Of 89 articles on home pregnancy tests reviewed, roughly one third mention the possibility of a false negative result in the context of test accuracy, but none presents evidence of harm occurring as a result of a false negative.
