What has been written about therefore takes on an importance that may be spurious.
Given the importance of geological structure and preglacial topographic inheritance, cirques are complex landforms for which assumptions of allometric growth may be spurious.
In Bolivia, we observe changes in time allocation that suggest that the statistically significant finding of an increase in paid employment may be spurious.
The high power of the equivalent observations in the preoperative group is highly suggestive of a real effect, and the difference between groups may be spurious.
Testing for purchasing power parity is not as simple as Eq. (2) might suggest, because price levels and nominal exchange rates are often integrated of order one, thus the regression results may be spurious.
#If claims for pure economic loss in such cases were allowed, it might lead to countless claims, some of which may be spurious.
Alternatively, their association with low cholesterol absorption may be spurious.
However, this effect was not large, and, although it was statistically significant, it may be spurious.
Given the number of possible predictors included in this study, this association may be spurious.
To this extent, the link between time and satisfaction may be spurious.
The finding was, however, based on few subjects and may be spurious.
