Sentence examples for falsely simple from inspiring English sources

They're coming-of-age stories, fast-forwarded and hit with glitter, taking place in a falsely simple world where similarities and acceptance will always win out in the end.

Thus, it would be simple to falsely implicate an innocent "first-time offender" in a crime of one's choosing by placing amplified DNA at a crime scene.

This simple structure falsely points to a low genetic diversity: Spirogyra is commonly excluded from phylogenetic analyses because the genus is known as a long-branch taxon caused by a high evolutionary rate.

The assumptions introduce the risk of choosing a pattern that is too simple, which can falsely inflate the type I error rate [ 3].

Using simple examples, we show that falsely assuming that household itineraries are not elastic can result in a lack in understanding of certain phenomena; e.g., increasing traffic even without increasing economic activity due to relaxing of space-time prism constraints, or worsening of utility despite infrastructure investments in cases where household objectives may conflict.

In our analysis, for example, score or score change trajectories over time for all four outcome measures were not linear, and a simple baseline-to-endpoint assessment would falsely assume that they were, thereby leading to potentially inaccurate estimates of treatment effects.

They can be taken (1) for anything signifiable in any way (that is, by a simple or a complex expression, truly or falsely)—this would be the sense in which Aristotle in the chapter de priori of his Categories says that it is necessary that an expression is called true or false when a thing is or is not.

The simplest of these cases is false positives (cases where a gene pair is falsely assigned a high similarity).

Don't use password recovery questions that can easily be answered with a simple web search (an easy solution is to answer those questions falsely).

Although the SS method [1] could detect the existence of speech by signal power in the frequency domain, it is so simple that SS method often randomly produces 'music noise' caused by falsely detecting noise peaks as speech.

He says that it has become "more simple than ever to find other's work on a topic and falsely pass it off as one's own with a simple copy-and-paste".