Sentence examples for false placements from inspiring English sources

A former deputy director at a Seedco center, Bill Harper, came to The Times with 400 examples of false placements.

Last summer, Bill Harper, a former deputy at Seedco, showed 400 examples of false placements to The Times.

Six other employees later told The Times that managers, most of whom are named in the lawsuit, pressured them to produce thousands of false placements.

Seedco "developed systematic practices to report false placements" to the city's Department of Small Business Services, according to a report on the investigation that was released on Friday.

The New York Times first revealed the abuses in the summer of 2011, after a former deputy director at Seedco, Bill Harper, approached the newspaper with more than 400 examples of false placements.

Later, six other Seedco employees told The New York Times that managers had pressured them to produce thousands of false job placements.

However, BWA provides a lower total number of false positive placements due to the inclusion of adapter sequence (8490 vs. 6308).

The use of PE read alignments in this step is also important because the additional sequence information, provided by the second read in a PE, increases the specificity of the alignment process compared with single-end reads, and thus reduces the number of false read placements.

Corinthian has disputed allegations that it misled students or published false job placement and graduation rates.

Some accused EDMC of advertising false job placement statistics in an effort to lure students into enrolling.

In 2014, the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sued Corinthian in federal court, alleging it systematically misled students into taking out unaffordable loans with false job placement rates.