Sentence examples for false nature from inspiring English sources
We should try to demonstrate the falsity of horrendous ideas — e.g., the false nature of Islamism.
It's about the fallibility of old age, and of the false nature of the great man, and Kurosawa was that great man". How direct an influence do these cherished films have?
"This incident directly exposes the inherent money-seeking nature of western media today, and the false nature of the concepts of 'freedom', 'impartiality' and 'human rights' that they have long bandied about," noted Xinhua news agency in an opinion piece.
Visitors to the gallery sat on the ground and listened to the singer's laments for a distant land, all in an exhibition staged on the false nature of genetically modified grass.
Aside from the false nature of her domestic situation, Crystal must also hide the dispiriting news she has just received: that her new job selling Saturns will soon be going away when the dealership closes.
Statistical tests (t-stat) indicate that the difference is significant for cancer cells (H = 1, p = 0.002, t = 3.9009) and insignificant for normal cells (H = 0, p = 0.5, t = 0.65), H representing true or false nature of the non-null hypothesis.
However, repeated experiments using a sequencing primer selective in bisulfite-converted templates almost completely (< 0.8%) suppressed brC detection, supporting the false-positive nature of brCs detected using the non-selective primer.
Also, this work allows insight into the irregularly false-positive nature of chRCCs in this imaging test.
Moreover, the highly false-positive nature of sequence-based target prediction algorithms causes propagation of annotation errors throughout the tri-partite network.
Although all four studied missense variations (R96G, I261M, E276K, and Y374N) were predicted to be damaging by SIFT and/or PolyPhen, only the former variant was found to be deleterious, but the latter three variants were found to have nearly neutral effects on pol ι function in our study, indicating the substantial false-positive nature of in silico prediction.
His lawyer, Howard L. Weitzman, said on Thursday that the retraction and apology by The Los Angeles Times "is, at best, a first step, but it doesn't undo the false and defamatory nature of the story".
