The phrase "misleading values" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to values that trick or lead someone into making an incorrect decision. For example, "The company reported misleading values in its quarterly financial documents."
Some equations provide misleading values of fundamental period for both intact and cracked R/C buildings.
However, Equation 1 gives misleading values of fundamental period for both intact and cracked R/C buildings.
Although this definition helps to reduce the undercoverage bias by taking into account splice junctions that are not present in the reference annotation, it often assigns misleading values to metric, for instance, in the case of multiple-exon skipping, where the amount of support for exon exclusion does not reflect the true splicing rate of each individual intron.
Equation 1 provides misleading values of fundamental period for both intact and cracked R/C buildings.
Furthermore, Equation 1 provides misleading values of fundamental period for both intact and cracked R/C buildings.
However, Equation 1 provides misleading values of fundamental period for both intact and cracked R/C buildings.
A model sensitivity analysis showed that sampling designs that ignore the presence of concentration gradients may cause systematically biased and misleading TMF values.
A wide window offers the observer the opportunity to correctly interpret misleading CT values caused by volume averaging, presenting as decreased intra-luminal contrast density in the region of a severe stenosis, or apparent narrowing of the lumen adjacent to calcifications due to blooming artefacts.
Like most things in life, philanthropy is usually sold, not bought.Julian MarlandLondonTrack recordSIR – The claim that Deutsche Bahn, Europe's biggest railway, "is now free of the need for subsidy" is misleading (Face value, March 11th).
So too for epistemic contextualism: though the thesis is sometimes put in terms of the context-variability of knowledge sentences' truth values (e.g., Rieber 1998, 190, Cohen 1998, 289 and 2005a, 57), this is misleading: those truth values shift only because, according to EC, different propositions are expressed in different contexts.
Advertising & promotion of new drugs has been misleading at times; values exaggerated, side effects minimized or hidden.
