Sentence examples similar to implications of inaccurate interpretation from inspiring English sources

24 Selective reporting of a favourable subset of analyses done can lead to inaccurate interpretation of results, similar to selective publication or selective outcome reporting.

Similarly, one cannot discount the possibility of an inaccurate interpretation of the biopsies by a given pathologist.

Interestingly, the use of a control line may lead to inaccurate interpretation of the data.

This technique could also eliminate the potential for inaccurate interpretation of nonspecific background radioactivity often encountered with the use of HGDP for evaluating pathologic glands.

Carson is mouthing a discredited and inaccurate interpretation of a relatively minor section of the Koran, with the apparent aim of painting all Muslims as untrustworthy.

A No 10 spokesman said of the Telegraph report: "This is a strange and inaccurate interpretation of the PM's comments".

Yahoo, in response, said Mr. Icahn had an "inaccurate interpretation" of its employee retention plan but did not elaborate.

This assumption has led to many trials being underpowered to detect such interactions and perhaps inaccurate interpretation of treatment effects.

"What Mr. Constantine has written is little more than a self-serving and largely inaccurate interpretation of events mixed with unfounded speculation," Mr. Spitzer said in a statement.

Leaving aside Mr. Icahn's inaccurate interpretation of our retention plan, we again note that he has no credible plan to operate Yahoo!

But Dworkin's views in this connection are intricate; he has himself repudiated the label "luck egalitarian" as suggesting an inaccurate interpretation of his social justice views.