According to some critics, the spending misled the objective of the summits into showing off Canada's attributes instead of promoting the summits' agendas.
But it was a suggestion that immediately drew raised eyebrows across the Channel with French sources pointing out that Mr Osborne's claim was – by any objective standards – wilfully misleading.
As discussed above, the observed congruence between objectives and the evaluation process would suggest that the objectives themselves were not misleading.
Note that objective measures can be misleading without the context of the subjective results.
Rather, such a correction is needed to prevent seemingly objective evaluation tools from misleading us and, as a result, holding back scientific progress by diverting funds and jobs from people who have the potential to perform truly ground-breaking science.
49 61 65 Focusing on symptoms without confirmatory objective investigations is also potentially misleading.
The first criticism is misleading, as McConnell makes clear it was his primary objective to ensure that Obama got no Republican votes even as he acknowledges that the White House did try.
Although quite commonly used in ethical debate, this notion is misleading and should be abandoned because it suggests an objective external value system with a linear scale, which does not exist, for optimal parental behavior [ 24, 25].
Researchers have demonstrated that dizziness quality descriptors themselves are not useful in differentiation and if over-relied upon, can mislead the direction of objective assessments (Newman-Toker et al. 2007; Treleaven et al. 2008).
Similarly, comparison of published data with unpublished data is an important and worthwhile effort, but the original objective possibly misled readers as to its importance in our work.
Similarly, comparison of published versus unpublished data is important and worthwhile, but the original objective possibly misled readers as to its importance in our work.
