Saying there was a 1 percent chance, he said, was misleading because the chance of a market collapse like the one in 2008 was small.
Similarly, the ratio of break points converted to break chances is misleading.
The IVF pioneer Lord Winston criticised private clinics for their highly exploitative prices and misleading information about the chances of success.
The Independent on Sunday revealed last month that Britain's fertility watchdog was to launch a crackdown on private IVF clinics, following claims they had been charging exorbitantly high fees and "misleading" patients about their chances of having a child.
Goldman was unsuccessful in misleading me, but what chance would non financial professionals have against Goldman's hokum?
The above comparisons imply that having so many SPs, biologically meaningful or not, increase the chance of misleading the main optimization algorithm.
The LN 12 and higher stations are not generally removed in D1 dissection and in such case, there is a chance of misleading migration to a lower stage.
The proliferation of phone-in TV quizzes such as ITV's The Mint has wrong-footed regulators, while viewers are being misled about their chances of winning cash prizes, a parliamentary report says.
The Wednesday donor call was organized by Romney's finance team and included a final rundown of fundraising efforts as well as an analysis by Romney pollster Neil Newhouse, who has been criticized by some Republicans for misleading the candidate about his chances.
The agreement score for particular raters may be misleading for raters who, by chance or otherwise, have only rated a selection of samples that are unusually easy or difficult to classify.
If the new data leads to less confidence in the answer we thought was good before, there is a very good chance it was misleading evidence before.
