"But appearances can be misleading … Nature's purposes need not be revealed in our experience".
To start with, these volunteers were asked to engage in a series of bogus activities, in order to create a misleading impression of the purpose of the research.
The President and his advisers, who were returning from a trip to Europe aboard Air Force One, prepared a misleading statement about the purpose of the meeting, asserting that it had been a harmless discussion of adoption policy.
"I fail to see the ethics in using someone's filing in a manner which I believe is extremely misleading and for the purpose of pushing up the stock price," Icahn huffs.
Museums are obliged to "in all their activities foster an informed appreciation of the rich and diverse world we have inherited," the Code of Ethics for Museums delineates — but the misleading information undermines that purpose, the letter claims.
From these results, it is clear that the extrapolation of phage-planktonic susceptibility for evaluation of phages for therapeutic purposes would be misleading, as observed with the high planktonic, yet low biofilm susceptibility of strain RD5PR2 for phage φ15.
To sum, productivity is an outdated purpose and a misleading feeling.
"The film contains several egregiously misleading scenes with the sole purpose of undermining people's confidence in public education, public school teachers and teachers unions," Weingarten wrote.
Use of extreme values for assessment purposes can be highly misleading since they likely reflect unusually small reactant concentrations.
For these reasons many different connectivity indices have been used or proposed for landscape conservation planning; however, their properties and behaviour have not been sufficiently examined and may provide misleading or undesired results for these purposes.
