Sentence examples for misleading tests from inspiring English sources

To that end, he accused Ford of conducting misleading tests to make Firestone tires appear unsafe.

Additionally, the indirect harms as a result of misleading tests can be substantial.

In a sign that the emissions scandal will not remain restricted to the US, a Venice court will next month hear a case against VW and Fiat for misleading test advertising.

By Michael Specter June 19 , 2012India, which each year has two million new cases of tuberculosis — the largest number in the world — has become the first country to ban the dangerously misleading blood tests that have long been the country's cheapest and most ubiquitous diagnostic tools.

India, which each year has two million new cases of tuberculosis — the largest number in the world — has become the first country to ban the dangerously misleading blood tests that have long been the country's cheapest and most ubiquitous diagnostic tools.

Besides the inherent error band around any IQ test score because tests are a "sample of learned behavior", IQ scores can also be misleading because test-givers fail to follow standardized administration and scoring procedures.

The results of this study will inform clinicians of which tests, or combination of tests, successfully reduce diagnostic uncertainty, which tests are misleading and how physical examination may affect the magnitude of the confidence the clinician feels about their diagnosis.

Gary Weber of the cattlemen's association called 100percenttestingng misleading to consumers because it would create a false impression that untested beef was not safe.

Benton et al. additionally described a patient being considered for rituximab therapy whose care was delayed secondary to misleading hepatitis B testing post IVIG infusion.

However, earlier reported performances may be misleading: the Sept9 test was recently examined in two screening based cohorts and yielded performances lower than expected.

"The simplified state tests are misleading.