Sentence examples for be linked with false from inspiring English sources

Especially in traffic controls and in rehabilitation process of alcoholic patients, fermented beverages may cause confusion since it may be linked with false positivity of ethanol and ethanol metabolite tests.

The wide use of PPTs, rather than ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) tubes for collection of pVL specimens has been linked with false-positive, detectable values, especially when used with RT-PCR [11].

The fact that Darwin's cousin, Sir Francis Galton, helped found the eugenics movement in the late nineteenth century has further encouraged those who are not particularly well informed on the subject to assume biological evolution can be linked with social Darwinism, a false application of Darwin's ideas that attributes the success individuals or groups enjoy to their inherent genetic superiority.

What our data do suggest is that scientists' perceptions of risk, their views about how trusted they are and how engaged they are with their local community are linked – and may also be linked with views about precaution and false alarms.

Data from a total of 2,446 women in NSW (92.8 % of the 1973 78 ALSWH cohort) were linked with NSW PDC records, with a 0.5%% false positive rate (5/1,000) [ 31].

False and harmful beliefs matter in families, as they do in religions and elsewhere, mainly when they are linked with dysfunction, sometimes with harmful consequences both for members and outsiders.

Liberalism is being linked with American aggression.

She was linked with the word "Glow".

Its walls were linked with America".

God, for me, was linked with hope".

But many pheromones are linked with reproduction.