Sentence examples for methods are misleading from inspiring English sources

It would be premature to recommend a specific set of measures for use in all trials, as some of the instruments are relatively new, though it is clear that health status measures such as the SF-36 and EQ5D are of little relevance and utility values derived using TTO and SG methods are misleading and best avoided.

The energy regulator's Philip Cullum has rejected the results, saying the research methods were "misleading.

Salmon and Klein argue that this method is misleading, because the wealth estimates all take debt into account.

Both charges are misleading.

Both terms are misleading.

Both claims are misleading.

Those headlines are misleading.

Appearances here are misleading.

However the results are misleading.

Thus, a direct comparison of the outcomes produced by these different methods may be misleading.

However, the method may be misleading for rare species or may tend to identify geographical outliers for rare species, even though these may be widely distributed (Zizka et al. 2017).