Sentence examples for misleading observations from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, the use of a single antibody against a given bacterium may lead to misleading observations.

"I worry about going back to observations of low quality and low power, and I want to be careful that we avoid misleading observations".

Yet the methods of isolating DRM, which are very often regarded as rafts, specify a temperature of 4°C, and this may be the cause of many misleading observations and artefacts.

The strongly fluorescent hypericin often gives rise to 'crosstalk' when imaging in the presence of other fluorescent dyes, eg, organelle probes such as lysotracker, resulting in misleading observations (Theodossiou et al, 2004; Taroni et al, 2005).

This misleading observation indicates the redundancy of the two possible answers in the questionnaire.

We demonstrated that the studies under ideal assumptions often result in misleading observations, when practical scenarios were considered.

(2) Consequently, comparison of AGD between rats of different adult ages could result in misleading conclusions, an important observation for future analysis of endocrine disruptors in the rat.

Dr. Drake said his team's X-ray observations could be misleading if they were actually seeing a "hot spot" on a neutron star, making it only appear to be a small surface.

"As a result, common observations about the abundance of data are misleading," Sonderegger says.

This is misleading because the data points represent very different numbers of observations.

This would maintain the familiar acronym, avoid the misleading association with only Proline, and be consistent with the observation that it is a prominent conformation in unfolded polypeptide chains [28].