The editors' code at Ipso in Britain echoes almost exactly the same formula, with "misleading" instead of "simplified".
Mr. Dalio said in an e-mail that his template indicates the formula "is misleading because there really isn't much 'velocity' of money happening as most of what we call velocity is credit growth, which is very different and has different reasons for happening.
Gretchen Wilson, of Wash Tech, a union of tech workers in Seattle, has identified a "dot-com layoff formula" that includes misleading company statements; inappropriate notification; impersonal, en-masse layoffs; and utter disregard for employees' feelings.
"Surely a country that claims compassion and democracy as core values should reject as inadequate and misleading the marriage and fatherhood formula as a response to poverty," said a report published in 2008 by the liberal groups Political Research Associates and the Women of Color Resource Center.
The World Health Organization resolution stated that breast milk is the healthiest choice for babies and encouraged countries to crack down on misleading claims from purveyors of formula.
The themes and misleading claims in advertisements of infant formula milk may persuade these mothers to use formula milk instead [ 14].
Save the Children's report says marketing campaigns often promote misleading claims about the nutritional benefits of formula that have no scientific basis.
If the QTc interval is used to diagnose prolongation of repolarization during hypo- or hyperthermic situations within drug safety evaluations, then the sole use of a standard QT correction formula may be inadequate and thus misleading.
Comments: The authors' suggestions that the BG was more "accurate" than the Broselow tape are misleading: the Broselow tape actually significantly outperformed the BG formula.
