Sentence examples for misleading resulting from inspiring English sources

The clinical presentation might be misleading, resulting in surgery e.g. for suspected appendicitis.

Defining the effect of decitabine on transcription in terms of the fold-change in expression before and after treatment (as is often done for differential expression) might be misleading, resulting in a biased definition of up-regulated genes.

The instructions for Ms. Fyler's consulting fee were a little misleading, resulting in an error, but the program caught it.

We have argued that the use of such measures can be misleading, resulting in misinterpretation of findings.

The rapid influenza antigen detection test (RIADT) is helpful for diagnosis, but its low sensitivity is sometimes misleading, resulting in underdiagnosis.

As I've already pointed out, one expects occasional misleading results from research.

Those problems served to enhance the prominence of recent warming in a thousand-year reconstruction of the northern hemisphere's temperature, and have become a cause célèbre among sceptics.When the Oxburgh report refers to the possibility of "inappropriate statistical tools…producing misleading results" in climate science, it is the hockey stick that it has in mind.

Misleading results may occur for a number of reasons.

Analysis of data using CoV gives misleading results for the mixing performance of the small volume USP 2 dissolution apparatus.

Besides strong distributional assumptions, ANOVA cannot properly deal with animals not showing the performance measure within the trial time, potentially causing biased and misleading results.

In this case, if one ignores the correlation structure of response variables by assuming separate profiles then misleading results are expected.