Sentence examples for analyses can be misleading from inspiring English sources
Nodes with low representation in the phylome do not always correspond to partitions that have low bootstrap values, indicating that bootstrap support in phylogenomic analyses can be misleading.
7 While widely considered a robust method for effectiveness evaluation, findings from ITS analyses can be misleading.
But these analyses can be misleading; they don't account for vital information about the soft infrastructures in developing nations.
Considering the heterogeneity of available data, quantitative analyses such as meta-analysis can be misleading [ 66, 67] and our results are therefore presented in a descriptive fashion only.
Because successful studies are more likely to be published than unsuccessful studies the file-drawer effect conclusions that are drawn from meta-analyses of the known studies can be misleading.
However, our findings suggest that comparative sequence analyses with conventional methods involving lampreys at the amino acid level as well as at the nucleotide level can be misleading.
When subgroup analyses are undertaken in systematic reviews to explore whether there are differential effects, policymakers should be aware that these can be misleading.
Nomenclature can be misleading.
Wall texts can be misleading.
That statement can be misleading.
