Sentence examples for basis of misleading data from inspiring English sources
Political decisions and predictions are often made on the basis of misleading data.
The New Yorker, June 30 , 1980P. 63 Political decisions and predictions are often made on the basis of misleading data.
By Andy Logan The New Yorker, June 30 , 1980P. 63 Political decisions and predictions are often made on the basis of misleading data.
Another involved accusations of misleading data about links between the antidepressant Paxil and the risk of suicide among teenagers.
But what if increasing inequality is mostly a myth -- an artifact of misleading data and changing lifestyles?
Analysis of risk adjusted mortality can provide valuable insights when used with appropriate caution, 9 but it may be damaging if erroneous conclusions are drawn on the basis of misleading analysis.
This avoided incorporation of misleading chimeric data that can derive from reverse-transcriptase template-switching (Roy and Irimia 2008).
The higher the PEEP, the more the probability of misleading interpretation of STE data.
"The prime minister's comments," she says, "were made on the basis of inaccurate data.
Okay, that's sort of misleading.
