Sentence examples for misrepresent the results from inspiring English sources

"The petitioners simply reject and misrepresent the results of these reviews, and are now seeking to move the goal posts yet again".

On one hand, radiochemical effects of the electron beam can simply misrepresent the results.

"Vladimir Putin in a dignified manner rebuffed the cravings of our opponents from the US and Western countries to misrepresent the results of the Crimean referendum," retired Russian Colonel-General Valery Manilov tells her.

Deviation from linearity near minimum detectable level and saturation level can misrepresent the results of the performance estimation [10].

According to lawyers for both sides, Judge Higbee said that jurors should not have had to consider the article without knowing that its editors believed that Merck had misrepresented the results of the trial.

But in addition to rejecting climate science, the opponents of the climate bill made a point of misrepresenting the results of studies of the bill's economic impact, which all suggest that the cost will be relatively low.

A32 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Report Faults Merck Almost four years before pulling the drug off the market over safety concerns, Merck misrepresented the results of a crucial clinical trial of the painkiller Vioxx to downplay its heart risks, the New England Journal of Medicine said.

The companies agreed to provide refunds to their customers and were banned from making false claims for any food, drug or supplement and from misrepresenting the results of any research.

A Medical Journal Says Merck Withheld Data On Heart Risks of Its Pain Drug Vioxx Almost four years before pulling Vioxx off the market over safety concerns, Merck misrepresented the results of a crucial clinical trial of the drug to play down its heart risks, the New England Journal of Medicine said.

From the point of view of Malaysian democracy, if not of Mr Badawi, it is a rather encouraging analogy.Correction: The map accompanying this article misrepresented the results of Malaysia's election.

Readers and Muslim organisations accused the paper of misrepresenting the results of the poll, conducted by Survation, which showed that 5% of respondents agreed with the statement "I have a lot of sympathy with young Muslims who leave the UK to join fighters in Syria" and that 14.5% said they had "some sympathy".