Sentence examples for misleading range from inspiring English sources
Statistically, errors can be misleading; range is more important.
The company is now struggling to fend off nearly half of the nation's state attorneys general and at least three federal agencies that have been probing allegations ranging from misleading investors and cheating taxpayers to duping students into taking out unaffordable loans and illegal debt-collection tactics.
Simon Chapman has joined a number of high-profile doctors, researchers and scientists to criticise Tuesday night's Catalyst program for being misleading and ignoring the full range of evidence about brain cancers.
Using observations from the past few years or decades can give a misleading impression of the normal range of variability of an ecosystem, and the extent of recent human transformation.
Three of these patients presented with CSF total protein levels within the normal range leading to the misleading suggestion of an intact blood-CSF barrier.
A claim that says "up to 70% off" is misleading unless at least 10% of the range of products has 70% off.
The machines, he says, are our new race of slaves: a tempting metaphor, but a misleading, one, since there is a vast range of jobs – roughly speaking, any job needing great flexibility – that no machine is able to do.
Our results showed that contiguous home range estimates could lead to misleading insights on the quality, size, resource content, and efficiency of home ranges, proportional to the spatial discontinuity of resource-bearing patches.
The history of investigation of water at surfaces and in biochemistry has led to many such generalisations, which are valid for a narrow range of conditions, but totally misleading outside that narrow range.
Prediction intervals can thus be misleading, if they are interpreted as the range of likely values for the number of cases to be expected.
