It is time we end this misleading experiment.
In fact, my greatest fear is that we may have found the cure long ago, but it was abandoned because of misleading animal experiments.
If we want to truly improve our lives and find cures for our diseases, wouldn't we be better served if we stop wasting immense time and resources using misleading animal experiments?
Missing observations can make the results of a response surface experiment quite misleading, especially in the case of one-off experiments or high cost experiments.
This overemphasis on the use of physiological SRP concentrations seems unnecessary and gives the misleading impression that smFRET experiments cannot be informatively performed at SRP concentrations greater than or lesser than physiological.
Martin Plath, of the University of Potsdam in Germany and the University of Oklahoma, and colleagues uncovered the misleading behavior as part of experiments to see whether a fish's social environment affects mating preferences, which are an important element of sexual selection.
In terms of indicating chemical food plant quality, olfactometer experiments can provide misleading information, and results obtained in such experiments might not be of high ecological relevance.
Many years of research and experience as a psychologist have shown me how misleading this notion is, even as experiments like the famous "marshmallow test" seemed to confirm it.
Despite the drive to reduce animal numbers for ethical reasons, it must be recognized that insufficiently powered experiments are themselves, wasteful, misleading, and hence unethical.
Therefore, it is necessary to design experiments properly to avoid false, misleading or uninterpretable results.
Whereas conventional RTD experiments yield incomplete and potentially misleading information, the axial scan method is shown to be a powerful technique to analyze the transient dispersion effects in vortex array flows (VAFs).
