In an unclassified ruling that it provided last week to the Judiciary Committee, and that the panel subsequently released, the court identified more than 75 cases during the Clinton administration in which the bureau had provided misleading applications.
It would be useful to challenge this framework for its buffer-tolerance as well, because the experience with RE3 clearly indicates that solubility and stability measured under optimal conditions are misleading whenever the application conditions significantly differ.
Taken together, our results demonstrate that the mechanisms underlying VSV oncolysis are cell-type specific and indiscriminate generalization could be misleading in practical applications.
The advertised costs of some of the DICOM viewing applications are misleading.
In addition to size, aggregation factor of nanomaterials need to be considered sensibly; however, this phenomenon has frequently been overlooked, if not than considered trivial for many biological and medical applications, which is misleading.
The site claims that it provides extra services for the fee, such as checking the application for errors but Which? said this was misleading as HMRC says it error checks applications through the official site.
Direct application of precision may be misleading, though, because this measure is only correct under the assumption that the ratio of positive to negative examples in the gold standard matches that in the application domain.
The new format may ease criticism from companies that say the F.D.A. is slow to act on drugs and misleading in its statements about new product applications.
