The paper also rejects Goran's claim that soda labels are sometimes misleading by failing to state exactly how much fructose is in the bottle.
The colours that you see in astronomical images are sometimes misleading - they are not actually the colours that you would see with your eye, but represent different wavelengths of light that have been combined to produce the image.
The intellectual level of these discussions is uneven and the titles of the treatises are sometimes misleading.
Of course, scientific reports must be examined carefully to distinguish between methodologically solid findings and unwarranted interpretations, and it goes without saying that popular media reports of these studies are sometimes misleading.
The traditional clinical signs and the routine laboratory tests for sepsis, such as C-reactive protein (CRP) or leukocyte count, lack diagnostic accuracy and are sometimes misleading [ 1].
Social learning can often lead to adaptive behaviors, but social cues are sometimes misleading (purposefully or not) which leads to non-adaptive behaviors (Boyd and Richerson 1985; Richerson and Boyd 2005).
Even for a rodent specialist, morphological characters are sometimes misleading (see aforementioned misidentification examples) and intraspecific morphological polymorphism makes the problem more difficult.
In fact, the criteria for the diagnosis of infection and sepsis in nonnephrolithiasis patients should not be applied to the cohort of nephrolithiasis patients because the inflammatory mediators may alter during the process of PNL, and traditional diagnostic criteria of SIRS and sepsis lack diagnostic accuracy and are sometimes misleading.
He made mistakes, he was sometimes misled by what he was told and his writings are perforated by gaps where information is missing, but he was too modest and too honest to ever be seduced by the habit of lying.
That's the elements that's sometimes misleading for our travelling public," says Townsend.
