Sentence examples for misrepresent findings from inspiring English sources

The most frequent challenge reported by evaluators is pressure from stakeholders to misrepresent findings.

The Senate investigation concluded that Glaxo tried "to minimize or misrepresent findings that Avandia may increase cardiovascular risk" and "attempted to intimidate independent physicians" worried about Avandia's risks.

On Monday – after the public reprimand earlier this year for misrepresenting findings about the impact of the benefit cap on jobseeking in the scheme's pilot areas – he produced his own department's research, based on a sample so small that no reliable conclusions about the likelihood of looking for work could be deduced.

They find a grain of truth in a scientific article, then misrepresent the findings through quasi-legitimate outlets, Facebook pages and Twitter accounts that are in turn amplified by social media automation.

But as Ben Goldacre has shown in his Bad Science column, they routinely misrepresent research findings, conjuring breakthroughs from nothing and leaving the public panicked, confused or complacent.

Indeed, it would be pedagogically irresponsible to misrepresent the findings of science by teaching them in this way.

According to IBM, Watson began to misrepresent his findings in order to precipitate cataclysmic climate change.

They selectively present, or misrepresent, the findings of the studies they do include.

To be reasonable, when a government is manipulating and misrepresenting scientific findings, is to dissent.

These governments have suppressed or misrepresented inconvenient findings on climate change, pollution, pesticides, fisheries and wildlife.

Dr. Zdeblick said in a statement that he had not misrepresented any findings.