Sentence examples for misleading conclusion from inspiring English sources

The vast bulk of the data, and its misleading conclusion, is not the only parallel between then and now.

Instead of identifying the best solutions, you focus on a worst-case scenario and reach a misleading conclusion.

This error leads him to the misleading conclusion that wealth inequality fell in the UK between 1980 and 2010, whereas in fact it has increased (although not by quite as much as Piketty's published results would suggest).

It reads like the sort of books published about America in the Soviet Union in the 1950s and 1960s: a collection of mostly accurate facts put together in such a way as to yield a wholly misleading conclusion.

In a letter sent to Lancashire county council which will decide at the end of the month on Cuadrilla's application to frack, Medact described the PHE study as "narrow, inadequate and incomplete" and said that it had arrived at an "erroneous, unsubstantiated and misleading" conclusion.

The damage induced during the preconditioning may result in misleading conclusion about the accelerated test results.

These and other features of the study may have led to misleading conclusions.

The results also show that ignoring the common support assumption leads to misleading conclusions about the extent to which rural urban gaps in malnutrition are driven by differences in characteristics or differences in coefficients.

In fact, classical sensitivity analysis fails to account for factor interactions and does not offer a full probabilistic investigation of system states; yet, classical one factor sensitivity analysis provides misleading conclusions.

Data misrepresentations are frequent in the scientific literature dealing with ADHD and may contribute to the appearance of misleading conclusions in the media.

Additionally, the application of standard ANCOVA to overdispersed data could have also contributed to misleading conclusions.