Sentence examples for apart from the false from inspiring English sources

The Victorian Police have never sought to interview him in relation to any allegations of child sexual abuse and apart from the false allegations investigated by Justice Southwell, the Cardinal knows of no claims or incidents which relate to him.

Apart from the false positives that often arise, false negatives can never be excluded.

Apart from this, false-positives from unspecific antibody binding, or other PUM-interacting proteins that pulled down additional mRNAs could have contributed to differential mRNA associations.

Apart from the four HIV false positive results on the first collected specimen and the more than normal discordance rate between results of first and second or third rapid HIV tests seen in one study site at the beginning of the study, and which was readily corrected, we did not detect problems with the HIV testing.

Shankara thus introduced a new category of the "false" apart from the usual categories of the existent and the nonexistent.

Apart from the common sources of false positives encountered in vision based automated pavement crack detection, a significantly higher order of complexity was introduced in this study by trying to train a classifier on combined HMA-surfaced and PCC-surfaced images that have different surface characteristics.

As for the unexpected better response observed in the low HER2 copy number group, we speculate that these cases apart from representing false negative results on technical grounds, may relate to the observations of Paik et al (2008) demonstrating a subset of patients who are HER2 negative benefiting from trastuzumab therapy.

Apart from obviously false citations it is difficult to find a universally accepted definition or even a numerical cut-off value for the unscientific use of self-cites.

The challenges with a false positive test, apart from the monetary costs, are impaired psychological well-being and changes in health behavior among women with the false positive test.

But she smiled at the right times and was unfailingly polite, and apart from one slightly false note during which she felt obliged to mention the many brilliant and talented people she had worked with during her career – though, it was still a long way off the full Kate Winslett – she didn't put a foot wrong.

One of the things that the Bagger learned on his recent trip to L.A. – apart from the fact that the red-eye represents a false economy of time-management – is that Angelenos love, love their "Crash".