Sentence examples for misleading match from inspiring English sources

Users can set lower length limits to avoid misleading match pairs.

Consequently, the estimated impact of job matching will be misleading if the incidence of matching varies across fields and is not held constant in the regression analysis.

In some ways, the word "fight" is misleading: a mixed-martial-arts match is an athletic event and a brainteaser.

The regulator has only recently begun ruling against newspapers for misleading headlines that do not match the text of an article.

And Real responded by complaining that Barca's players "consistently feigned aggressions with the sole purpose of misleading the referee of the match".

The statement continued that Barcelona's players "consistently feigned aggressions with the sole purpose of misleading the referee of the match, which clearly led to the unfair decision to dismiss our player Pepe".

Real then responded with a statement on its website  which read: "Real Madrid is obligated to follow suit concerning the repeated unsportsmanlike behavior of Barcelona, whose players consistently feigned aggressions with the sole purpose of misleading the referee of the match, which clearly led to the unfair decision to dismiss our player Pepe".

Identification based on spectral library match only may be misleading (D).

This is a very interesting outcome, confirming that injection can support removal not only by concealing keypoint removal traces but also by further misleading any analysis that is based on matching.

To the extent that immigrants have different perceptions than the Canadian-born on what constitutes a job match, the degree of job match could be systematically misreported rendering the subsequent analysis misleading.

But matching anatomy in pterosaurs to modern animals may be misleading, says Jaap Hillenius, a functional morphologist at the College of Charleston in South Carolina.