Sentence examples for judged false from inspiring English sources

The defense has also argued that even if Mr. Bakaly's statements were judged false, no serious harm was done.

But if it is not possible to conceive of circumstances in which "God loves us" would have to be judged false, is not the statement factually empty, or meaningless?

Note that the continuations in 20 22 make it clear that the propositions embedded under liah8-tsun2 are judged false in the actual world.

What this greatest intellectual revolution of the century [i.e., the theory of individual selection] tells us is that, despite our intuitions, there is not a shred of evidence to support this view of beneficence, and a great deal of convincing theory suggests that any such view will eventually be judged false (Richard Alexander, The Biology of Moral Systems, 1987 p3).

Furthermore, ourselves [ 9] and other workers [ 10] have found that women judged false positive at first screen are more likely to develop an interval cancer before the second screening is due.

While that captures Miller's and Kuiper's symmetric difference account it would banish from the content-based fold those accounts that judge false theories to be worse the logically stronger they are.

Mediaite's Tommy Christopher looked at the fact-checking site PolitiFact's tallies on Aug. 10 and found that: "Mitt Romney's statements have been judged Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire 46 percent of the time, versus only 29 percent for President Obama.

We cannot be sure of this, of course, but what we can say is that Gongsun Long won fame by advocating a claim that any competent speaker of his language would have judged obviously false, namely that "a white horse is not a horse".

A small percentage of NS-only spines were judged actual false positives – dendritic surface bumps too small to be considered actual spines or non-reattached spine stems.

Of the remainder, about half were very dim voxel clusters, below the local threshold established by NeuronStudio, but just detectable by the human operator (e.g., double red circle, Fig. 6E and white arrow, Fig. 6F), while the rest were judged actual false positives.

When the white and green codes were categorized as normal RNFL thickness, about 4% of eyes for average RNFL thickness measurement and about 2% of eyes for quadrant RNFL thickness measurement were judged as false negative.