Sentence examples for consequently misleading from inspiring English sources
In view of the recent plethora of genome-wide association studies to understand the genetic architecture of quantitative traits, developmental aspects are often ignored, especially pleiotropy, epistasis, effect sizes of novel mutations and modularity of developmental pathways– consequently misleading many aspects of genetics.
However, supporting data are incomplete and consequently misleading.
Furthermore, reporting of psychometric properties is incomplete if the factor structure is not stated [ 24, 29- 31], and consequently misleading and the results invalid if the structure is not unidimensional.
Recent reports of relatively low survival rates following the treatment of cancer in the UK compared to the rates in other countries, not based on controlled trials, may consequently be misleading.
The extensive use of mean age of sexual initiation in the scientific literature and consequently in the media suggests that the potential for misleading interpretations is not being adequately taken into account.
In the first two cases, the species that are excluded are highly non-random subsets of the potential species set, and consequently, the predictions based on random selection of the lost species might be misleading.
RRR, however, may be misleading because it usually is greater than ARR numerically, and may consequently "exaggerate" the treatment effect.
The jury considers the term "hormonal replacement therapy" (HRT) as misleading since it may imply a situation of hormonal deficiency and, consequently, a diseased state.
Where I am free of such doubts, consequently, to offer the psychologised explanation because he believed he had been fired is to say something misleading.
