Sentence examples for misleading effect from inspiring English sources

Naipaul's preoccupation with faith, and the dangerously misleading effect it can have, is perfectly suited to a world of unflinching, and invariably brutal, religious conviction.

Misleading effect sizes may stem also from inadequate control for confounders.

As a result, misleading effect estimates can be derived, and significant effect in the early (or late) follow-up period may be missed.

The use of amino acid sequences is an effective way to reduce the misleading effect of nucleotide compositional heterogeneity, although some information is lost.

And why the Downton-style subplots about life below stairs, which have the misleading effect of leaving the palaces oddly unstaffed upstairs?

The committee will be required to reject any transaction with a third party that it believes is intended to create a misleading effect on a company's earnings, revenues or balance sheet.

The process of creating a cohort or cohort substudy may induce misleading exposure health effect associations through collider stratification bias (i.e., selection bias) or bias due to conditioning on an intermediate.

The potential for misleading estimates of effect due to the limitations of the trial design cannot be conclusively ruled out and the findings should therefore be interpreted with caution.

Without sound experiment designs and statistical analysis methods to handle batch effects, misleading or even erroneous conclusions could be made.

Class III long-branch effects (misleading attraction due to non-homologous similarities) are caused by stochastic accumulation of non-homologous character states due to high substitution rates, old age of lineages, but also by systematic biases such as convergent shifts in nucleotide frequencies.

Distributing them might also have a "misleading psychological effect," he said, suggesting that the drug would protect against all health effects, rather than just the effect of radioactivity on the thyroid.