Sentence examples for false conclusions about from inspiring English sources

As a cautionary example the assumed modes approximation leads to false conclusions about stability.

It therefore is not surprising that Americans who don't have much contact with other races and incomes have drawn false conclusions about other people's economic experiences, Kraus said.

This study demonstrates that systematic temperature sampling of a compost pile, as is widely done, tends to underestimate these variations, which in turn may lead to false conclusions about the sanitary condition of the final product.

We comment on the comparison made between the Scaled Boundary Finite Element Method (SBFEM) and the Rayleigh Ritz method (RRM) in the paper by Liu et al. We demonstrate that their results obtained using the SBFEM are incorrect, leading to false conclusions about both the efficiency and accuracy of this method.

Interviewers tend to favour people like themselves, and draw false conclusions about other applicants.

The limitations assumed do not trivialize the problem: the type of work considered (repetitive construction) represents a broad scope of construction activity; and while the various assumptions made (such as linearity in correlation) may affect the accuracy of estimates of impact they are unlikely to lead to false conclusions about whether correlation is significant.

A comparison study with the FDM demonstrates the superiority of the DQM, and provides some examples where the FDM gives inaccurate results that can possibly lead to a false conclusion about the dynamics of an IFNN.

They also have noted that there are no direct statements in the notebooks about killing Mrs. Silverman, and have said the prosecution jumped to false conclusions.

Begin with false premises and you risk reaching false conclusions.

Standardized diagrams may lead to false conclusions.

"We don't want to speculate or draw false conclusions".