Applied to deep-water underfilled basins, however, the sea-level assumption yields results that are unsatisfactory and in many cases misleading, reflecting the influence of additional controls, including tectonic movements, deep-sea currents and climate (e.g. glaciation) on stratal geometries and facies architecture.
The terminology is misleading but it reflects the accounting for spread bets - one bet is closed and another opened simultaneously.
As noted previously [ 5], positive estimates may be misleading because they reflect demographic forces (presumably population bottlenecks during colonization) in the history of individual populations more than selective strength.
The spokesperson added: "The programme simply focused on other aspects of a much wider story and it would be misleading to suggest that reflects any sort of bias".
Unfortunately, the estimated data error itself is misleading because it largely reflects the quality of the selection criteria and the correction applied to the data before the inversion.
Pooled averages are misleading and do not reflect the varying contexts in which QI are implemented.
The rise in HDL cholesterol might be misleading, they argued, and reflect only retention of cholesteryl esters in the particles, while the uptake of cholesterol from arterial cells is diminished.
It said: "This research is misleading as it doesn't reflect the fact that people use different amounts of energy at different times of the year.
A lot has been written about climate change and a lot of it reflects personal agendas, deliberately misleading propaganda arguments, misinterpretations and misunderstandings.
Vygotsky argued that interpreting static test results (e.g., IQ) as a reflection of the child's abilities is misleading, because, in reality, the child's performance reflects his or her entire socioeducational history.
Many of those probably reflect sampling artifacts that result in misleading top Blast hits and others might represent genes with an evolutionary origin different from the O. marina nucleus (i.e. horizontal and endosymbiotic gene transfer).
