Sentence examples for misleading patterns from inspiring English sources

An additional drawback to consider with the use of cpSSRs is the potential for misleading patterns due to cytoplasmic introgression.

The apparent importance of interspecific gene flow in this system led Shaw [ 75] to issue a caveat about potentially misleading patterns of mtDNA variation among closely related species complexes.

One recently-described method [ 7] for including data from fossil representatives as node priors into analyses that predominantly sample extant taxa presents a promising avenue for circumventing issues of misleading patterns among extant taxa, as well as issues of poor phylogenetic resolution and patchiness in data coverage for many fossil groups.

However, there is a surprisingly wide morphological spectrum that includes both common and diagnostically misleading patterns (Figs.  2, 3).

This result should be expected; miscategorization of dose – and in particular combining categories with dissimilar outcome risks – yields misleading dose-response patterns.

Since our method relies on the pattern of PSK signals, a false alarm can be triggered when the pilot pattern is absent but when the tested position contains PSK signals of the same order of the desired pilot pattern, misleading our decision.

Considering wages as a sole indicator for migration patterns is misleading, since it neglects other social and economic factors that are important determinants of the migration duration, such as social networks in the destination area, family ties in Mexico, and communication costs.

Bobby Petrino was introduced Monday as Western Kentucky's new football coach, eight months after he was fired by Arkansas for a "pattern of misleading" behavior.

Noting that Ms. Pelosi last week accused C.I.A. representatives of a pattern of misleading Congress after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Bishop said such a broad disagreement between the House speaker, who is second in line to the presidency, and the C.I.A. was "an untenable and improper situation to have".

Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut, may consider his false claim to have served in Vietnam to be "a few misplaced words," as he put it on Tuesday, but, in fact, this deception seems to have been part of a larger pattern of misleading voters.

A 73-page draft cites 92 complaints in seven years, noting a pattern of misleading borrowers about the true interest rate and sticking them with "spurious" lines of credit.