Sentence examples for false links from inspiring English sources

In fact, he and his colleagues spend much of their time engaged in what he calls "de-discovery," exposing false links made between viruses and diseases.

As if to emulate Dick Cheney, who arrived in Baghdad a day behind him, he embraced the vice president's habit of manufacturing false links in the war on terror: Mr. McCain told reporters that Iran is training Al Qaeda operatives and sending them into Iraq.

The default d corresponding to r would then become: begin{aligned} d=frac{alpha :beta }{beta } end{aligned}where (alpha ) is a conjunct of all the conditions of rules which fired on the way to r (the true links) and the conjunct of every condition negation of every rule which did not fire (the false links).

It was Feith's group that produced and promoted "false links between Iraq and al Qaeda".

In this example, using the small match region results in very few false links–estimated at just 0.7%.

For each analysis, we randomly removed 5% true links, added 5% false links at the same time, and repeated the analysis.

"We must not jettison all that good work for the sake of a kneejerk reaction on the back of a false link".

A randomized control trial shed light on why this was: doctors preferentially gave the drug to sicker patients, producing a false link between mortality and the drug itself.

We must not jettison all that good work for the sake of a knee-jerk reaction on the back of a false link".

And justifying a new war on the basis of a false link to al-Qaida would amount to just that – a redux of the Bush administration's disastrous Global War on Terror.

"The worst‑case scenario for staff would be the creation of a false link between learning analytics and quality of teaching used as the basis for imposing disciplinary procedures".