Sentence examples for false finding from inspiring English sources

PolitiFact Wisconsin rated Walker's claim false, finding that no more than 55percentt of minimum wage jobs nationally are held by teenagers and young adults.

Practically, if the curve in generated figures is above diagonal line, it indicates that the real false finding ratio is higher than estimated false finding ratio, and the method is unconvincing, so that the result obtained by this method is undesirable with low confidence.

Orlando et al. (2002) showed the aromatase-inactivation hypothesis to be false, finding that brain and ovarian aromatase activity in the mosquitofish in the Fenholloway River was significantly greater than that of controls.

Thus, the increase in cancer deaths may be a false finding.

Hospital A usually had higher rates of infection, but its physicians always argued that this was simply a false finding resulting from their particular detection method.

In contrast, if the curve is on or below the diagonal line, the real false finding ratio is equal to or less than the estimated false finding ratio, resulting in the satisfied findings with high confidence.

Of particular interest is the possibility that statistical tests lead to false findings of suspected wrongdoing.

"On the basis of my long experience," Fornaciari said, many false findings are possible.

There have been several false findings, including one that is commemorated by a plaque that still hangs along one of old Quebec's winding, narrow streets.

But this technique has a notorious problem of contamination that produces false findings, and the team is expending enormous effort to avoid it.

Courts have played along, permitting them to use all sorts of ruses, including outright lies -- claiming "proof" of guilt from fabricated polygraph tests, false eyewitness reports, false findings of fingerprints, hair, blood or semen at the crime scene.