Sentence examples for might have falsely from inspiring English sources

Ironically, my own countrymen might have falsely accused me of blasphemy by now, had I not immigrated.

This assumption might have falsely raised the TPs and reduced the FNs.

In some settings, improvements in surveillance methods at or after the time of PCV7 introduction might have falsely enhanced the increase in IPD caused by nonvaccine serotypes (32 ).

Third, some participants did not undergo an OGTT, thus limiting an eventual diagnosis of diabetes to a fasting blood glucose ≥7.0 mmol/l confirmed by a second test, which might have falsely lowered overall incident rates.

Another official said the department did not have numbers on how many people might have been falsely identified, since institutions can check their clients' identity against the list and ignore it if something like the date of birth obviously does not match the person in front of them.

Field visits probably would better have been conducted earlier during the data collection phase, although, since the problems arose with rural data collection, and most interviewers completed urban data collection first, this might have been falsely reassuring.

Thus, an endoscopist who performs more surveillance might have a falsely elevated ADR.

Third, relevant items might have been falsely discarded due to the lack of power of the derivation study.

Similarly, lack of funds might have been falsely used as an excuse against involving multiple stakeholders in planning meetings; part of this conclusion comes from the inconsistencies of the CHMT's actions during the preparation of the annual district health plans.

Indeed, several accounts have falsely described it as a novel.

Some Hamas people have falsely claimed that the UN lets boys and girls play together.