Sentence examples for address false from inspiring English sources

Nothing he says will address false reports that he was shot dead on May Day.

The messaging app, which is owned by Facebook, has been slow to address false news on its service.

The Security Industry Alarm Coalition was created four years ago by the industry's four major associations in North America to address false alarms.

Stan Martin, executive director of the Security Industry Alarm Coalition, a Frisco, Tex.-based industry group formed about a year ago to address false alarms, said 80percentt of them resulted from consumer mistakes.

But he has repeatedly been forced to address false rumors that he will not recite the Pledge of Allegiance, place his hand over his heart during the national anthem or wear an American-flag pin on his lapel.

The US broadcaster took time out of four separate broadcasts on Saturday to address false claims made in the wake of the Paris shooting, including Emerson's assertion that "non-Muslims just simply don't go" into Birmingham.

A battery of computational models have been developed to address false-positives due to nonlinear amplification, false-negative allelic drop-out due to amplification bias, non-uniform coverage, and noise that arises during single-cell genome or transcript amplification (Table 2) [40].

To address false-positive results, the nsSNPs were validated using a high-resolution melt (HRM) analysis and direct sequencing (Additional file 7).

A focused approach can reduce costs, allow for rapid follow-up on results from other omics studies, provide focus to follow-up assays, help establish positive controls (i.e., when done prior to a full-genome screen), and/or help address false-negative discovery (i.e., when done after a full-genome screen).

This Court has previously determined that § 43(a) of the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a)(1), which addresses false and misleading descriptions, only applies to commercial speech.

I would hold that the provisions specifically addressing false statements " 'must be operative' " as to false-statement cases, and that the more general provisions should be read to apply " 'only [to] such cases within [their] general language as are not within the' " purview of the specific provisions on false statements.