Sentence examples for generate misleading from inspiring English sources

Such code, OpenAI warns, could be used to "generate misleading news articles", but there is no shortage of made-up news written by actual humans working for troll factories.

We complied, relying upon guidance from the in-house legal counsel at UBS to generate misleading disclosure letters for our clients to sign.

Like inferential statistical tests, and statistical approaches in general, the method is appropriate for specific forms of data, and may generate misleading conclusions if applied outside of this domain.

Ignoring synergies and trade-offs between energy and natural flows, can generate misleading modelling outcomes.

We feel that randomization is not necessary for evaluating a diagnostic test and may generate misleading results.

The usual trick of plugging figures from operating units into spreadsheets appeals to number-crunchers, but can often generate misleading targets, especially when conditions change fast.

Just three weeks earlier, the coalition sued ex-Executive Director Raymond Clifford and his brother, John Clifford, another former worker, charging, among other things, that they made "false" statements about the coalition that generated "misleading" coverage.

The paradigm of analysis at this time was Russell's theory of descriptions, which (as we have seen in relation to Russell and Wittgenstein above) opened up the whole project of rephrasing propositions into their 'correct' logical form, not only to avoid the problems generated by misleading surface grammatical form, but also to reveal their 'deep structure'.

Assessments that generate faulty or misleading evidence can mislead the most well-intentioned educational reform efforts.

However, in contrast the rapid chloride permeability tests indicate increased chloride ingress, suggesting increased permeability, but these maybe possibly misleading results generated from the superplasticizer.

-- December 14 , 2009-- One hour ago, a spoof press release targeted Canada in order to generate hurtful rumors and mislead the Conference of Parties on Canada's positions on climate change, and to damage Canada's standing with the international business community.