All are imperfect, and thereby misleading, copies of material things, which are themselves, of course, merely imperfect instantiations of the eternal forms, the proper objects of philosophic enquiry.
Deliberately misleading copy-cat study from an ALEC scholar?
Another disappointment was the sloppiness of the misleading program copy, which suggested a lack of respect for the individual performers that was surprising in Roger C. Jeffrey, one of the savviest and most sensitive of developing young producers on the New York dance scene today.
It conceded the advertisement could be considered misleading and notified stations that had received advanced copies of it not to broadcast it.
The BangkokInformer.com article, for example, was subsequently copied on to msn.com, creating another misleading headline featured on the safety check tool.
Alvarez and Wendel suggested that the presence of different copies of ITS2 can result in misleading phylogenetic inferences [ 58].
And yet, also like the catalogue copy, Shepherd's claim is not entirely misleading.
I think the article was misleading in that it suggested The Times had a copy of the note, when all it had was someone reading its contents.
It is misleading to represent the Westernizers as wishing to slavishly copy all things Western or the Slavophiles as repudiating everything European and rejecting reform.
However, the observed 5 10 fold disparity in their relative copy number in total embryonic RNA might be misleading.
Although different copies of ITS exist, which may result in misleading phylogenetic inferences [45], there remain several advantages for its widespread use, such as the levels of variations and multicopy structure facilitating PCR amplification, even from herbarium specimens [46].
