Sentence examples for misleading efforts from inspiring English sources

Gene conversion or homeologous DNA translocation could keep two homeologous DNA segments very similar, misleading efforts to reconstruct the evolutionary history of genes or genomic structures.

First, is the benign enabling that the average American voter has gotten sucked into by misleading political efforts by conservatives that are suggested to be one thing, and turn out to be something much more selfish and insidious.

Thus, the reliance on divergence of traditional molecular markers to identify subspecies will result in locally adapted populations being underrepresented in the taxonomy, presenting a challenge to identify vulnerable populations as evolutionary significant units and misleading conservation efforts [10].

Democrats and liberal consumer advocates assert that the commercials are clearly misleading, an effort to provide political cover to Republicans who would otherwise be vulnerable on the issue.

However, viewing the bioterrorist's preferred weapon as a high-threat, aerosolizable, infectious agent that may cause large and fast outbreaks may mislead preparedness efforts.

They silenced all machines in the area to avoid vibrations or noises that might mislead their efforts.

While this presumption may be valid for the location estimation of reliable and cooperative nodes, a malicious insider may transmit at unexpected EIRP levels in order to mislead localization efforts and obfuscate its position.

This suggests that the morphology used to delimit Orchidaceae species may not necessarily reflect the genetic composition of populations and may mislead conservation efforts because the inclusion of poorly substantiated taxa could be a hindrance to conservation plans.

States have also been increasingly misleading in their efforts to obtain drugs for executions.

It would be misleading to think the efforts of the rush to develop an Ebola vaccine began with the onset of the 2014 outbreak.

Der Spiegel suggested that the spying on allies and the United Nations made President Obama's defense of surveillance programs as a counterterrorism effort seem misleading at best.