Falsely high readings with a properly calibrated tympanic thermometer should only occur if the thermometer itself has been stored above room temperature, so the fact that in 25 of the 60 cases the parent obtained a higher reading than did the nurse suggests the possibility that the nurses were not using ideal technique.
As opposed to Ang-2, which is exclusively stored in endothelial cells, Ang-1 is also expressed in platelets [ 37], so that ex vivo platelet activation can result in falsely elevated Ang-1 levels, limiting the accuracy of the Ang-2/Ang-1 ratio.
The discount warehouse chain Costco got something from Tiffany for Valentine's Day: a lawsuit claiming it had sold diamond engagement rings falsely marketed in stores using the jeweler's name.
In the first case it merely describes, truly or falsely, what is in the store.
But it could potentially clutter up the store with these falsely cheap apps.
She recounts several incidents, involving, for example, a gratifying exchange in a hardware store, the appearance of a falsely familiar woman, a possibly irrational fight between a couple, a suicide attempt, a monologue by a crazy man on the street addressed to the author while she eats frozen yogurt, and a conflict between two older women on a bus.
Other employees said they went to companies like Target, Ricky's beauty stores and restaurants and asked dozens of employees to fill out forms falsely stating they had obtained jobs through Seedco.
Its 2011 law gave inspectors from the state's Agriculture Department the ability to seek court injunctions against companies that falsely advertise their chile peppers as being from New Mexico by allowing them to inspect stores and audit companies' sales books.
Consider, for example, a situation in which an African American female in a retail store is misidentified as a shoplifter by a biased facial recognition technology and is falsely arrested based on this information.
