Sentence examples for deceptive comparison from inspiring English sources

Yet this is a deceptive comparison.

Every deceptive comparison with Mormonism and other religions is given a respectful hearing.

As a signpost of how bad things are, this is a deceptive comparison at best, since the American workforce is fifty-four per cent bigger than it was in 1983.

But the comparison was deceptive, because New York City and the church had changed.

Taken the waveform features and the comparison between deceptive and truthful conditions into consideration, we suggest that P2 in posterior scalp during 200 and 400 ms is an ERP component associated with intention process.

But in the new climate, that comparison can be deceptive.

Another advantage for comparison of truthful and deceptive responses in emergency calls is that 911 operators use a structured interview style that was similar across calls.

This is especially surprising in comparison to respondent attitudes toward deceptive placebo use in a clinical setting.

In this way, it gives a comparison of linguistic differences in the deceptive and truthful conditions.

Some of the most intriguing data on ethological isolation in orchids come from comparisons of food-deceptive and sexually deceptive orchids (Scopece et al. 2007; Cozzolino and Scopece 2008).

The comparison results between the valences indicate that the deceptive condition in cue-target procedure elicited a more negative ERP deflection than in target-cue procedure in the central-frontal area.