Sentence examples for be misleading about from inspiring English sources
The femur and other Sahelanthropus remains are crucial to determining the status of the species, because individual anatomical parts can often be misleading about evolutionary history, says Bernard Wood, a palaeoanthropologist at George Washington University in Washington DC.
Moreover, the apparent penetrance modes of the marker genotypes may be misleading about those of the causative genotypes.
Prospective home buyers would still be misled about school quality, but they wouldn't be steered anywhere in particular.
"He appears to have let himself be misled about the content of the legislation," Ms. Suter said of Mr. Rowland.
Consumers might be misled about the product safety from the attractive containers, appealing messages promised by the cosmetic industry and the lack of warning symbols [5 7].
Students who can recognize these different sorts of controversy are less likely to be misled about the degree to which evolutionary theory is supported and about the topics that have a legitimate place in science class.
But, women who are using this application should not be misled about their pregnancy-related options.
Nevertheless, Anthem's customers should not be misled about the difference between next year's policies and this year's.
The SEC is concerned that investors in high-yield muni-bond mutual funds could be misled about the true value of their investment, the paper said.
Indeed, a fair and constructive debate requires that "authors are obligated to present their data in a form that minimizes the chance that readers will be misled about what was actually observed".
