Sentence examples for dramatically false from inspiring English sources

It may look cute, but it's dramatically false.

That is dramatically false, since Mr. O'Flaherty emphasizes the utter loneliness of an Irishman who has betrayed the cause, the traitor whom nobody will shield.

The narrator of "Old School" does not explicitly owe his presence on campus to such dramatically false pretenses, but he is nonetheless adept at dissembling and disguising his background, which is lower middle class, partly Jewish and decidedly provincial.

Here we report that latest optimizations of this method [17], [18], [20] do not dramatically reduce false positive or false negative measurements.

Acquisti does think that allowing users to correct errors is very powerful, though, and could dramatically decrease false identifications.

Then there was Kim, a feat of aerodynamic engineering: mountains of black hair, bee-stung lips, dramatically extended false eyelashes and a very bare, tiny torso with an enormous bosom.

By incorporating filters on two major measures we could dramatically improve false positive rates without sacrificing sensitivity.

The net effect was that the mAIS was just as good at detecting spam and did so with a dramatically lower false positive rate.

BioCatch's founders also realized that another problem with this type of security is that by looking for the location and sources of threats, you dramatically increase false positives.

Interestingly, although the proteins identified as significant by our method for the 5x and 10x experiments were largely in agreement with the 1.5 ratio threshold determined by Blagoev et al. [7], the 1.5 threshold yielded dramatically more false-positives for the 3 experiments at lower concentrations (Figure 4a and Table S1).

We find that ORF fragmentation has the potential to dramatically cause false-negatives in some annotation types, especially those relying on relatively small stretches of sequence (e.g., Pfam domains; Table 1).