Sentence examples for misleading aspects from inspiring English sources
Among other things, Steane argues that the motivation for the QPT is at least partly due to misleading aspects of the standard quantum formalism, for some classical systems can be similarly described so as to suggest parallelism.
According to Barrett, among the most misleading aspects of "The Art of the Deal" was the idea that Trump made it largely on his own, with only minimal help from his father, Fred.
Another potentially misleading aspect of food advertisement is the characteristics of individuals who eat advertised foods along with animation, pace, fantasy, premium offers (free gifts), attention-grabbing stories, themes of violence, conflict, and achievements (21).
In view of the recent plethora of genome-wide association studies to understand the genetic architecture of quantitative traits, developmental aspects are often ignored, especially pleiotropy, epistasis, effect sizes of novel mutations and modularity of developmental pathways– consequently misleading many aspects of genetics.
An MSP has called for an investigation into whether the public has been "misled" about aspects of the Marischal Square plans in Aberdeen.
Mandating animal-based research and testing is not only unnecessary, but also results in scientists being misled about important aspects of human pathophysiology.
The validation of single or few aspects of the Futures Map is misleading if the impacts on the other aspects of the Map are not taken into account.
This has a significant impact when considering assessment of novel or reported catalytic systems in this type of reaction, as overlooking of these engineering aspects can be misleading.
Yet the department has not told those affected because it thought it "misleading" to focus on one aspect of the reforms in isolation.
ROC analysis is largely silent (or misleading) on one of the most important aspects of an imaging system's performance - the ability to avoid misses" [ 16].
