The phrase "a spurious one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is false, misleading, or not genuine, often in the context of arguments, claims, or evidence.
Example: "The researcher dismissed the findings as a spurious one, lacking any credible support."
Alternatives: "a false one" or "a misleading one".
First, the algorithm tries to determine whether the current peak of the MF output comes from a real (probably the strongest) target or a spurious one based on the sidelobe level change test.
In addition, when accuracy of classification is different across the different subgroups, the systematic bias often can mask an association or create a spurious one, depending on the study design.
But if the contrast is a spurious one, an unwarranted trope, then perhaps something can be said about cordgrass.
But to infer an association between intermarriage and migrants' home country preference, it is empirically important to distinguish whether home country preference changes with intermarriage or whether the relationship is a spurious one and migrants who intermarry have lower preferences for the home country independent of their spouse.
The argument for increasing rates now so there is room to stimulate the economy if needed down the road (in case of recession) is a spurious one.
Our study adjusted for various indicators of comorbidity and behavioral factors to reduce the likelihood that the observed relationship between social engagement and CV risk factors was a spurious one.
Otherwise the alternative was treated as a possibly spurious one.
It was decided to split observed non-coverage rates according to whether there was spurious positive treatment effect or a spurious negative one because skewed distributions were expected to have different implications for each of these.
It is found that true solution for characteristic equation depends on the specified boundary condition while spurious one is embedded in each formulation.
The problem is that this letter is almost certainly spurious, one of many that were either doctored or forged altogether after Bellini's death in a well-intentioned but overzealous effort to paint the proper picture of the departed for posterity.
We controlled for time-invariant fixed effects at worker and firm levels to disentangle the impact of the type of contract from the spurious one induced by unobservables at worker and firm levels.
