Sentence examples for misleading pattern from inspiring English sources
Air France itself has also blamed the "misleading" pattern of stall warnings for contributing to the crew's difficulties.
The airline's management, which last year ordered a top-down audit of its safety procedures, has rejected criticism of its pilot training program and has asserted instead that a "misleading" pattern of cockpit alarms on the Airbus jet contributed to the crew's difficulties.
The examination of the aggregate data was showing a misleading pattern of bias against female applicants.
Examination of aggregate data on graduate admissions to the University of California, Berkeley, for fall 1973 shows a clear but misleading pattern of bias against female applicants.
It's too easy to mistake correlation for causation and to find misleading patterns in the data.
However, there is a surprisingly wide morphological spectrum that includes both common and diagnostically misleading patterns (Figs. 2, 3).
Also, as in case of S. latissima, different and misleading phylogenetic patterns would come about depending on the COI region used in tree reconstruction (data not shown).
Undetected size homoplasy can affect estimates of genetic diversity and genetic distance (e.g., Provan et al., 2001; Navascués and Emerson, 2005), give misleading phylogenetic patterns (e.g., Doyle et al., 1998; Hale et al., 2004), and result in ambiguous ancestor-descendant relationships (e.g., Vachon and Freeland, 2011).
The panel found that the weight placed on alcohol levels was "inappropriate and misleading" and the pattern of alcohol consumption "unremarkable".
Inferring patterns of connectivity from genetic data alone may be misleading, where historical patterns of extinction and colonization are more important than ongoing gene-flow in determining the extent of genetic differentiation between extant populations.
These procedures are potentially misleading: the missing patterns are predetermined and pre-specified, and usually the performance of the various tests can be anticipated through the known mechanism that was used to generate the samples.
