Sentence examples for misleading estimated from inspiring English sources

Blackbaud's dossier on me picked up most donations, though it had an extremely wide (and for a fund-raiser, possibly misleading) estimated dollar range for the biggest one.

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.

It is misleading to estimate allele frequencies beyond the plot level without unraveling this complex population structure [12], [13].

Consequently, a substantial fraction of genomic sites should suffer from misleading conservation estimates.

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

Lack of precise and maternal age-specific information regarding the risk of DS in multiple pregnancies 1– 3 potentially leads to misleading risk estimates.

Understating output gaps leads to excessive demands for austerity and excessive complacency at central banks; this perpetuates the depression; and the longer the depression goes on, the more misleading the standard estimates become.

In an email to The Huffington Post, Barofsky called the government's profit estimate "misleading" because nearly a third of the AIG stock that the Treasury is selling came from the Federal Reserve, not from the Treasury's bailout program.

Salmon and Klein argue that this method is misleading, because the wealth estimates all take debt into account.

20 21 If studies of the diagnostic accuracy of depression screening tools that include patients who already have a diagnosis or are receiving treatment are included in systematic reviews and meta-analyses without adjustment for potential bias, these reviews could provide misleading accuracy estimates, thereby misleading calculations of risk-benefit by expert panels and, thus, clinicians.

The company will pay the Securities and Exchange Commission $350m for misleading investors by deliberately under-estimating the amount of crude gushing from the well.