Sentence examples for by using a false from inspiring English sources
He described escaping to Thailand by using a false identification card, dyeing his hair blond and wearing a crucifix.
In 2003, Mirror reporter Ryan Parry got a job as a palace footman by using a false reference.
The site allows users to report other members who they believe are violating the terms of use, including by using a false identity.
Terre des Hommes (TDH), a Netherlands-based NGO working against child exploitation, released a report last November showing how easy it is to gather information about paedophiles by using a false profile of a ten-year-old girl from the Philippines.
Terre des Hommes (TDH), a Netherlands-based organisation working against child exploitation, released a report in November showing how easy it is to gather information about paedophiles by using a false profile of a ten-year-old girl from the Philippines.
(i) Identity Spoofing Attempting to gain access to information service by using a false identity.
Because the maximum false alarm rate is limited by the lineup size, we actually estimated the pAUC for the showup and six-person lineup ROCs (those compared visually by Lampinen) using a false alarm rate range of 0 to either 0.10 (only the highest-confidence responses) or 0 0.16 (essentially the full ROC for the six-person lineup).
Of that amount, $20,000 was successfully withdrawn by a person using a false identity.
Table 2 summarizes the results retrieved by SAM analysis using a false discovery rate (FDR) < 1% and q-value = 0 as statistical cut-off values.
Significant deviation from the expected 1 2 1 Mendelian genotypic proportions was determined for each locus by applying chi square tests followed by multiple comparison corrections using a false discovery rate (B-Y FDR) [ 80] across all loci.
Probe sets were used for a multiclass Significance Analysis of Microarrays (SAM) by using a local false-discovery rate of 5% to determine whether their mean expression was different across the three mammary epithelial cell (MEC) subpopulations and three embryonic mammary populations described [ 10, 13].
