Sentence examples for misleading basis from inspiring English sources

Not being able to do so, he said he was "reluctantly" forced to conclude that "neither the interests of the interested parties nor the public interest will be served by an investigation of this issue on an incomplete and potentially misleading basis".

The revolutionary model is therefore a misleading basis for policy making as it over-estimates the speed and extent of any changes in productivity or the quality of therapeutics.

Third, diagnosis implies a dichotomy (case v not at a single point in time), which may be a misleading basis for clinical decision making.

Such bias is potentially problematic where the published data could be misleading as basis for the development and benchmarking of computational tools for B-cell epitope prediction.

Political decisions and predictions are often made on the basis of misleading data.

The New Yorker, June 30 , 1980P. 63 Political decisions and predictions are often made on the basis of misleading data.

By Andy Logan The New Yorker, June 30 , 1980P. 63 Political decisions and predictions are often made on the basis of misleading data.

"Don't throw away your job, don't throw away your children's futures, don't throw away the strength and future of our country on the basis of misleading statistics peddled by a campaign determined to say anything and indeed everything to get the outcome they want," he said.

Analysis of risk adjusted mortality can provide valuable insights when used with appropriate caution, 9 but it may be damaging if erroneous conclusions are drawn on the basis of misleading analysis.

Martin Harper, conservation director at the RSPB, said: "The government's own review has shown that the chancellor's comments were misleading rhetoric, with no factual basis.

The tendency to justify a mild misperception of low risk has no scientific basis and is misleading from a legal standpoint.