Sentence examples for generating a false from inspiring English sources

The boom that began in 1973 seemed to lift the entire state into a heady prosperity unknown in its brief history, generating a false belief that this once-impoverished land had finally moved beyond its agrarian and oil economy.

Hence, in a young healthy population, the likelihood that the watch is generating a false alarm may be higher than the likelihood that the watch has detected a relatively rare previously undiagnosed case of AFib.

The growing political sympathy toward medicinal cannabis was, according to the panel members, generating a false sense of security about marijuana.

The growing political sympathy towards medicinal cannabis was, according to the panel members, generating a false sense of security about marijuana.

Given an error ratio ϵ, the chance of generating a false dhSNP by genotype error is ≤ϵ/2.

With all four dNTPs present, the polymerase is capable of extending past the intended point of ligation, generating a false negative.

However, this would weaken the association rather than generating a false-positive association.

Why do some models that account for population structure (CMLM) perform worse than a naive model (GLM), generating a false-negative result for the tan1-a SNP?

When Mr. Barofsky first raised this issue in 2010, the White House, in a rare rebuke of an inspector general, said he had "sought to generate a false controversy over A.I.G. to try and grab a few, cheap headlines".

Because it is generally impossible to achieve this in practice, approaches based on comprehensive integrated planning generate a false sense of accuracy and security regarding the directions management should take and the results it should have.

At the same time, the firm posted collateral for its speculative positions, and this generated a false sense of security.