Sentence examples for instead of falsely from inspiring English sources
This data, which will become available in the spring of 2011, will make it easy for state lawmakers to draw honest legislative districts made up of real residents instead of falsely inflated districts made up partly of prison inmates whose homes are often far away.
(This does not violate Evans' claim that such judgments are immune to error through misidentification: the error here is not one of misidentifying the subject, but instead of falsely ascribing a property to the self).
So instead of falsely claiming data exists to support their errant positions, Republicans have resorted to attacking the unions that stand in the way of the Republican plan to turn America's children into widgets that their corporate sugar daddies can profit from.
Time works on the side of those who know how to seize the moment and are committed to finding solutions to endemic problems, instead of waiting and falsely hoping that they can ride the wave of uncertainty and improve their position over time.
Instead, Libby was convicted of falsely stating that he had learned Plame's name from Tim Russert of NBC rather than from Cheney.
Trump tweeted last week that he should have won the popular vote instead of Democrat Hillary Clinton but falsely claimed that millions of people illegally voted. .
Instead of fashioning himself into a falsely-hip anti-hero, here's an author who's had the full range of angst abroad and on the road in the U.S., but who's not afraid to show himself as a deeply regular guy with suitcase in hand.
Unlike the probability of false alarm, which measures the probability of falsely declaring a target for a single test, the FDR measures the fraction of declared targets that are false alarms, that is, it provides information about the entire set of M hypotheses instead of just one.
The modified single TT was underpowered as compared to the two others (the probability of falsely accepting H0 strictly under H−1 was 0.65 instead of 0.05), but the average sample number function was lower than the one of the double TT under all H−1 hypotheses (−56% strictly under H−1).
We concatenated sequences only after the alignment instead of before aligning them to avoid falsely aligning sequences from different domains.
However, selectively testing patients with more risk factors, which tend to cluster in poorer neighborhoods, may lead to bias towards falsely positive differences instead of our generally negative results.
