The Titans beat the Steelers, 31-17, laseasonson, but that score is misleading: 21 Titans points came from short drives or returns after Steelers turnovers.
The traditional procedure for lung assessment is chest radiography, which has been used for more than one century and can be used at bedside, but is less accurate and sometimes may be misleading [1].
Indeed, in criminology not only is the data difficult to obtain but also by its very nature is likely to be deliberately misleading [31].
Research on the expectations about new smart technologies is sometimes misleading [74]; similarly, rationally calculating cost and benefits is also prone to lead to mistakes.
Philosophy is stuck with the terminology of 'spectrum inversion', but it is potentially misleading.[10] First, a spectrum inversion scenario sounds like one which inverts either the spectrum or the colors of objects, but it actually inverts neither.
Although interim testing led to better performance across all items, the difference between the two groups was largest for neutral and misleading trials (consistent: t 86) = 2.58, P = 0.01 (ns after Bonferroni correction); neutral: t 86) = 6.67, P < 0.001, d = 1.44; misleading: t 86) = 4.43, P < 0.001, d = 0.90).
Other than cheating the passing lanes, which explains his misleading 1.8 steals per game, Lin is little more than a human turnstile for the league's point guards.
Some EBM advocates also postulate that the use of the environmental data is misleading [30].
The hypothesis that Rickettsia species have acquired virulence after the divergence of R. bellii and R. canadensis is misleading [19].
Hypoxia and necrosis may have a profound influence on the physiology of Mtb, rendering a study of host-pathogen interactions in non-hypoxic models misleading [20].
Additional corrections to this model involve additional assumptions and may still be misleading [21], and no precise temporal hypotheses are being evaluated with these data, therefore no additional testing or adjustment of rates was done.
