Sentence examples for be linked to false from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, data demonstrating that unsatisfactory cytology specimens are associated with a higher than expected frequency of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) and carcinoma (Ransdell et al, 1997; Nygard et al, 2004) in later follow-up, suggest that that these specimens may be linked to false negative results.
This is because the graph has a significant amount of complex k-mers, most of them are linked to false positive nodes.
First, the lack of congruence observed between the two genetic methods could be linked to the presence of false positives, which can be generated by both methods [ 9, 10].
This is linked to the false notion that homosexuality is unAfrican and, therefore that homophobia isn't.
Italians' rigid adherence to cooking traditions, Valdiserra said, is linked to the false belief that they have not changed much over centuries.
"A classic interrogation tactic is to suggest to parents that they didn't mean to kill their kids and the killing is an accident and that the parents have panicked and covered it up," he said, adding that the strategy has been linked to both false and true confessions.
A claim in the leaked e-mails that 500 cameras in the New York subway were linked to TrapWire is false, said Paul J. Browne, the New York Police Department's chief spokesman.
Different neuro-cognitive processes have been linked to the formation of false memories.
Cervical smears prepared around the time of menses have been linked to unsatisfactory specimens and false negative results; however, it is unclear whether liquid-based cytology is similarly affected and data relating date of last menstrual period (LMP) to human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA testing are conflicting.
They said Saddam Hussein was linked to Al Qaeda, but that was false.
Among them were a statement that the human papilloma virus was linked to "mental retardation" and the false assertion that "Barack Obama has a $1.4bn-a-year 1.4bn-a-year 1.4bn-a-yearxcesses".
