Sentence examples for be very misleading for from inspiring English sources
I appreciate that the authors did a lot of work, and the calculations are technically sound, but the net result achieved will be very misleading for any reader who really wants to know which proteins in M.tuberculosis physically or direct interact with the human host.
This is very misleading for the public.
It's very misleading for the public".
Comment: Although species of this genus are commonly reported from all the regions under consideration here [ 3, 11, 16, 22], Kucera & Saunders [ 34] demonstrated that morphology can be very misleading in the identification of specimens for this genus in the Canadian flora.
This logical fallacy can be very misleading and has hindered progress in medicine for hundreds of years.
It was shown for mavacoxib that the PK differed considerably between young adult beagle dogs and the typical geriatric large-breed osteoarthritic patient [ 12] indicating that considering only preclinical PK in young beagle dogs can be very misleading when rationally determining a dosage regimen for a COXIB.
"To think that Birendra's patriotic stand and liberal political ideology were not the reasons for the royals' deaths would be very misleading politics," the statement said.
The concern about "when" is summarized by our findings that cross-validation analysis can be very misleading – to the point of being potentially irrelevant - for predicting future performance.
As a yardstick for determining whether a fuel economy improvement is worthwhile for a heavy truck, it can be very misleading, the researchers said.
