Sentence examples for misleading approach from inspiring English sources

It is also clear that geographic diversification across census divisions was an inadequate and perhaps misleading approach to understanding the underlying sources of variability in home price fluctuations.

That could be considered a very beneficial force...But we have a misleading approach in the textbooks.

Therefore, the biotechnologist declares with a slight but evident provocative tone, the public should not be lured into a frequent delusion: the pressing problem is not the relationship between "GMOs" and society, because this is a misleading approach.

Economic instruments (payment for environmental services) are now being elaborated to favor the adoption of these models, and the ASB Programme may be on the verge of replicating at watershed scale the misleading approach it adopted earlier at plot scale.

I'm considerably less understanding of UPS' misleading approach to its My Choice service.

182 183 A common but misleading approach is to compare P values for separate analyses of the treatment effect in each group.

Reductionist, misleading approaches to China's past are troubling when the Chinese government promotes them.

However, fuzzy importance ratings obtained using F-QFD might be misleading because the approach does not consider the random fluctuations of the fuzzy importance ratings.

Any other approach is misleading".

Korsgaard notes that "intrinsic value" has traditionally been contrasted with "instrumental value" (the value that something has in virtue of being a means to an end) and claims that this approach is misleading.

However, some of the studies described above [12], [13] used whole adult bodies for investigating hybrid misexpression, and it is unclear if this approach was misleading.