Sentence examples for hence misleading from inspiring English sources

Statements in the text such as "precisely defined single molecular forces" are hence misleading.

My only concern regarding the fly behavioral data is that I believe that Figure 1H is oversimplified, and hence misleading.

Reviewer #3: My only concern regarding the fly behavioral data is that I believe that Figure 1H is oversimplified, and hence misleading.

In particular, excessively simple and hence misleading models of forest dynamics can lead to seriously biased assessment of targets for forest conservation, restoration and management both at local and landscape scales.

Hence, misleading signal can be caused by phylogenetic correlations between homologous sequences and from correlation due to factors other than spatial proximity.

A difficulty with small area analysis of a relatively rare outcome is that the small numbers of cases within areas can lead to unstable and potentially biased estimates of local rates and hence misleading inferences.

Inclusion of these records would result in inaccurate estimation of the demand, hence mislead decision maker and increase financial risks.

The "abrupt transitions" mentioned in the previous version of the manuscript were difficult to quantify and hence somewhat misleading.

While it is possible to associate the admissions avoided with an economic gain, any such calculations are extremely sensitive to length of stay, and hence potentially misleading.

We therefore conclude that the earlier results on male male courtship [28] are affected by suboptimal conditions of the courtship assay and hence may mislead others [57], [58].

In the chain of dissemination of information, most of the people could actually be transmitting misleading information (hence misinformation), though only one of the intermediaries may believe that the information is actually misleading (hence disinformation).