Sentence examples for misleading concept from inspiring English sources

The whole ICO craze at best is a catalyst; at worst it's a really deliberately misleading concept and phrase.

When we talk about either, we are always really talking about the other, and it is this intrinsic seeming contradiction that renders disruption -- in isolation -- a misleading concept.

Daily average relative humidity can be a misleading concept due to its strong dependence on air temperature, so it will be necessary to be careful as to what it means.

The major culprit was the misleading concept of a "social signal". Driven by the rise of Facebook (and Twitter), the conventional wisdom around 2010 was that the data Google was collecting, the data that was behind the success of its search engine, was missing out the "social" dimension of finding and discovering information.

As the gene is a misleading concept we follow the unambiguous definitions proposed by the FANTOM consortium: A transcriptional unit (TU) is a segment of the genome flanked by the most distal exons from which transcripts are generated [12].

The use of CrI representing digestibility of cellulosic materials may be a misleading concept because: 1) it represents a mass-average property of cellulose rather than a surface-average property which was strongly correlated with enzymatic hydrolysis; and 2) CrI values could vary greatly depending on measurement techniques, calculation approaches, and sample drying conditions.

That's why any misuse of the terms may lead to misleading concepts and misunderstanding for the readers, and potential mistakes on the field for training prescription.

However, this is misleading (the concept of set services is less applicable), and attendance at Hindu temples cannot be taken as a measure of network participation.

But being misleading is a universal concept: most have done it and most frown upon it.

Some argue that validity and reliability are important in qualitative research, 31 others argue that the reliability concept is misleading in qualitative research.

Some concepts were misleading, like the cute but inaccurately named It's A Trap stage but it's the pointlessness of Saturday's Belgian stage that can't be overstated.