Sentence examples for data is misleading from inspiring English sources

The government says the data is misleading.

Smokers' lobby group Forest says the data is misleading and a ban "disproportionate to the problem".

Some EBM advocates also postulate that the use of the environmental data is misleading [30].

In summary, the reliability of the features in the reconstructions is questionable and the presentation of the data is misleading by implying that artifacts caused by the missing wedge would be somehow overcome by using a specific geometry.

Whether data is misleading or simply unavailable, whether the excuse is "proprietary information" or "national security," the public is badly informed or misled.

To extrapolate nationwide resistance rates from such focused data is misleading and does not present an accurate picture of the problem.

In his study, Mr. Hubbard countered that the data was misleading.

Mr. King insisted that a burst of fund-raising over the last year had helped counter some of the Southwest's problems, and he said some of the financial data were misleading.

As compared to original data, sources of spikes localized from noisy data are misleading.

Dean of the Faculty Mary Fennell agrees that Brown needs to improve its salaries but warns that the AAUP data are misleading since the surveys include law- and business-school professors whose higher salaries skew the averages.

In a Wednesday note to clients, Sandeep Bordia and Jasraj Vaidya of Barclays Capital wrote that the data was "misleading".