Sentence examples for misleading science from inspiring English sources

That's misleading science.

Her six page comment letter found here reflects many of the same concerns I have regarding the inaccurate and misleading science behind this proposed project.

I feel that the study by Rankin et al. contains careless and misleading science, specifically Figures 2 and 4, which purport to display the isotopic measurements they listed in Table 3.

Like the column, his book is about the shoddy, misleading science we are bombarded with by the media and in advertising.

At best, the phrase is ambiguous and misleading about science.

Refraining from misleading attacks on climate science and climate researchers would be a welcome first step toward".

Yet good intentions only underscore the problem of how misleading or bogus social science research can capture the attention of a frantic public, feeding false fears, planting misguided beliefs and distorting policy.

According to Nick Davies n Flat Earth News, "Scientists spent two decades warning the planet was heating up while journalists simply balanced what they were saying with denials from experts and oil companies.'" In this case "balancing" reporting with the manufactured doubt presents an inaccurate, misleading overview of the science.

However, its relative neglect of research in psychology and neuroscience yields a somewhat misleading picture of cognitive science, which ideally combines theory and experiment.

It's this kind of project you, and frustrated scientists, can thank for more accurate – or less misleading - portrayals of science in everything from the Green Lantern and Thor to Tron Legacy and the Big Bang Theory.

Rep. Lamar Smith, chairman of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, has made several inaccurate or misleading claims about climate science in an ongoing battle with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.