Sentence examples for misleading with from inspiring English sources

As shown for these species, single-stressor temperature or acidification studies can be misleading with respect to determining species' vulnerability and responses to global change.

It has recently been reported that this endpoint is misleading with respect to the burden of the disease with regard to the patient, the health service and costs.

This plus subsequent misinterpretation of the trial results or conclusions by others can make the effect of the trial misleading with an unintended detrimental result on medical practice.

Parallels drawn to the genocide in Rwanda have been misleading with regard to the unfolding events and do not apply to the U.N.'s response.

13-17 April, zermAprilnplugged.ch The name is misleading – with Billy Idol on the bill, this certainly isn't all about acoustic folk songs.

It is also that much harder to hide behind the flattering angled selfies which are often highly misleading with the photo-based apps.

We would no longer be misled with charter schools and unconstitutional vouchers.

Certainly, he is wildly misled with regard to the Hindu Council UK (HCUK).

This week, Mr. Ryan emphatically denied that he had misled with statements about Medicare, the auto plant or a bipartisan debt commission.

In the absence of such disclosures, financial statement readers may be misled with regard to the longer-term prospects of the company.

But naturally I also feel uncomfortable due to the fact that we were misled with the information on weapons of mass destruction".