Sentence examples for misleading situation from inspiring English sources

This is an anomalous, unreal and potentially misleading situation.

CVMR and DMR are the same as those used for the WHO Non-Communicable Disease Action Plan, but the crude mortality rates per 100 000 people were combined additively into one proxy variable to avoid the misleading situation of reporting separate regressions when actually the two conditions are often comorbid.

Thus, although we cannot generalize our findings to other CpGs or other environmental exposures, it might serve as an example for the misleading situation when differences at the methylation level, even after replication at the gene expression level, lead to false assumptions especially when further validation at the protein and cellular level is not performed.

While GH measurement has become more sensitive in the recent decades, IGF-1 measurements can be misleading in situations such as malnutrition, liver disease and kidney failure [ 22, 23].

This could be misleading in some situations.

This could be misleading in certain situations.

While a policing focus on drug possession has undoubtedly contributed to extreme and unfair race differences in stop and search, I think it is misleading to represent the situation in 2010 as the position now, and not to recognise when progress has been made.

NAPOLEON WILLIAMS Manhattan I think the use of the word "redact" in this situation is misleading.

"What Bishop Gregory said is misleading, because the Catholic situation is much more grim than any of the other churches," Mr. Hoge said.

Being disqualified from service for voicing your political opposition is a form a personal protest, which is really all you can do in this situation (without misleading the court and mangling the procedure).

Although anti-Israel hackers operate under the guise of the Anonymous brand, it would be misleading to portray the situation as an all out war between Israel and Anonymous.