Therefore, the commonly used argument that miscoding lesions observed in cloned ancient DNA sequences can be used to support data authenticity is misleading in scenarios where the presence of old contaminant sequences is possible.
If the scenario is misleading but plausible, it may have the opposite effect.
However, the foregoing worst case scenario was misleading for health policy in many circumstances from 2009 to 2010, and a specific lesson for modeling is that we have to constantly consider the point of variations in pandemic potential (e.g. consider wide variability in the severity).
In the case of the U.S. economy, misleading "sky is falling" scenarios panic investors who mistakenly send their money overseas rather than invest in U.S. markets and companies use cash for buybacks and buyouts rather than make capital investments that create more jobs.
Philosophy is stuck with the terminology of 'spectrum inversion', but it is potentially misleading.[10] First, a spectrum inversion scenario sounds like one which inverts either the spectrum or the colors of objects, but it actually inverts neither.
Steve Piper, a spokesman for the Lynx UK Trust charity, described Norway as a "worst case scenario" and said it would be "misleading" to suggest that the same problems would arise in Scotland.
Anyone who would claim that this is not a possible scenario is either ignorant, or intentionally misleading.
The use of only a few techniques may be misleading in selecting the appropriate model in a given scenario.
In all scenarios considered, the system offers effective protection against misleading information and identifies the plant condition – normal or anomalous – in a reliable and timely manner.
In Bozorgi-Amiri et al. (2013) scenarios that only utilize permanent facilities, the results can be misleading.
