Sentence examples for may give misled from inspiring English sources

This may give misled the interpretation of multiphase flow behavior in porous media.

Yet, it has been shown that simple metrics such as species richness or abundance may give misleading messages about biodiversity status and fate.

There are also potential pitfalls of using C. elegans for drug screening, as many compounds do not easily penetrate the worm's protective cuticle [11] and as biotransformation of compounds by the worms' E. coli food source may give misleading pharmacological information [12].

One alternative, focusing intensively on just a few charismatic or rare species, may give misleading information about overall community dynamics, particularly given the number of rare species in tropical forests.

Measurements of iCa in post filter samples may give misleading information in monitoring the RCA.

52 Fifthly, a meta-analysis of summary data from trials may also give misleading positive results, and a meta-analysis of individual participant data is preferred.

Again, we think that these criteria give misleading answers.

As such, an analysis that depends on using education levels to partition the data may give a misleading read on how immigration is affecting wages.

However, improper modeling of the uncertainties may give rise to misleading non-probabilistic reliability analysis, thus result in either unsafe or over-conservative designs.

The lack of standards for assessing and safeguarding quality is not only a problem for scientific quality per se, but also an ethical problem: poor methodology in EE may give rise to misleading ethical analyses, evaluations or recommendationsc, not only depriving the study of scientific and social value, but also risking ethical misjudgement.

It could also be argued that there may be a bias towards "accepting" the accuracy of the (initial) IDI result, since respondents may find it easier to say they have given misleading information to a clinic interviewer earlier in the process than to admit, face-to-face, that they have just misled the IDI interviewer.