Sentence examples for misleading guidance from inspiring English sources

This study reveals that the geological reserve estimates and geographical location of supply change significantly over time, implying that the static supply risk assessment provided by many methods gives misleading guidance.

In what is certainly likely to lead to harassment or even arrest of hobby flyers, the Federal Aviation Administration has posted incorrect and misleading guidance to law enforcement officers regarding the requirement for hobby flyers to register their model aircraft or drones.

This could lead to premature and misleading guidance for the public.

That's not just faulty history; it also offers us very misleading guidance in the present day.

For example, systematic review authors and guideline developers might interpret trials using PROs incorrectly, and provide misleading guidance to patients and clinicians.

However, I believe that they did not give adequate consideration to the increased risks of coronary heart disease posed by the MeHg in fish, and their broad conclusion that "... among adults... the benefits of fish intake exceed the potential risks" therefore constitutes inappropriate and potentially misleading public health guidance.

She admitted their guidance had been misleading, said it was under review and apologised to parents.

But while spatio-temporal clues are a useful heuristic for picking out causal interactions in some cases, such as those involving collisions, they provide little guidance and indeed may be positively misleading in other cases, as we will see below.

The FTC is currently reviewing guidance to help marketers avoid making inaccurate or misleading environmental claims.

The Road Safety Audit team conducted the RSA with the goal of identifying potentially dangerous roadway or traffic features of the freeway operating environment, as well as potentially misleading or missing information by the applying the safety principles of positive guidance and self-explaining roads.

However, non-GAAP measures can be misleading or confusing, and may be presented in ways that violate SEC regulations or guidance.