Sentence examples for flawed inferences from inspiring English sources
However, as physician discrimination of ACS from other causes of chest pain has previously been shown to be poor, this may result in potentially flawed inferences [24].
It also suggests that making comparisons between broad ethnic groups (e.g. white versus black) may lead to flawed inferences.
assumption during decoy generation may significantly reduce the effective sample size and, generally, flaw inferences on the resulting data.
Most of the arguments in the literature that this will be so are flawed, but the inference is reasonable nonetheless.
They argue that each of our metrics has the potential to be biased or flawed and, therefore, any inferences so derived are likely to be uncertain and misleading.
However, the cladistic analysis was flawed and the phylogenetic inferences and terminology were vague.
However, this inference is flawed because it assumes that the reference standard, HRA-directed biopsy is a perfect gold standard that results in no misclassification of true disease status.
Candidates are presented with small discrete items, which test their ability to spot logical flaws, make inferences, draw conclusions, identify weak arguments and so on.
His logical system is flawed in its handling of topical inference, but that should not prevent our recognition of Abelard's achievements.
They argue that this procedure is flawed as a model for scientific inference because the asymmetric way it treats the different possible explanations renders it prone to making false conclusions.
We actually agree with a main premise of Davis and colleagues' comments; namely, that the hunt for a single pain region is redundant and relying on 'single pain region' inference-based logic is flawed.
