Sentence examples similar to misleading among from inspiring English sources

That he has, just as he has opened up new horizons for the misled among the faithful, for those of us who have long considered him the most remarkable performer sport has ever produced and yet – with logic, the boxing forecasters' Iago, spitting falsehoods in our ears – found ourselves fearfully predicting that Foreman would be too young and too strong to fall before him.

Therefore, it is unlikely that nucleotide composition bias can explain the phylogenetically "misleading" observed among clades I to VII in ML trees displayed in Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4.

One recently-described method [ 7] for including data from fossil representatives as node priors into analyses that predominantly sample extant taxa presents a promising avenue for circumventing issues of misleading patterns among extant taxa, as well as issues of poor phylogenetic resolution and patchiness in data coverage for many fossil groups.

But price is useless — or worse, misleading — in differentiating among the adequate.

And the phenomenal rallies in other parts of the country – undoubtedly a sign of real passion among supporters – could be misleading in other ways.

But a new study suggests that the widespread image is misleading -- that among male lions, a baldish head with sideburns or a sort of Mohawk may have been as prevalent in Africa as heavy manes, at least until recent years, when widespread hunting disrupted lion populations.

However, without additional data to establish teaching load among other factors, it would be misleading to infer any relative advantage or disadvantage based on absolute numbers.

These findings suggest that ecological comparisons among self-selected groups of mammography attendees may be misleading if they fail to account for the heterogeneity within the unscreened population.

The fraud involved electronic files deliberately planted in a fax machine in order to mislead investigators, among other evidence that required long and expensive forensic investigation.

The problems which can arise from the overall analysis of a MLS data set in which loci do not share congruent evolutionary constraints include, among others, misleading inferences of genetic relatedness and phylogenetic relationships [ 7] or overestimation of linkage disequilibrium [ 8].

This time, it is Representative Mark Kirk, a Republican from Illinois running for the Senate, apologizing for misleading statements he made about, among other things, serving in the first Iraq war and in Kosovo.