Sentence examples for missing true from inspiring English sources

"We are missing true European leaders," said Andrea Römmele, a professor for communication in politics and civil society at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.

However, this speedup is at the expense of increasing the probability of missing true nearest neighbors.

Spatial congruence between "true" and "estimated" hotspots declined rapidly with increasing time interval between surveys, due primarily to increasing false negatives (i.e., missing "true" hotspots).

We show that visual hallucinations are associated with a tendency to accept illusory perceptions as real, in order to avoid missing true perceptions.

To avoid missing true cavities, a solution is to use a large set of templates covering different cavity sizes and rotation angles.

Nonetheless, it is likely that we are missing true associations, which may provide insight into racial differences and similarities.

The number of the missing true-interaction partners can be estimated using the k-sample capture recapture method (Jolly, 1965; Seber, 1965) and the number of false positives can be estimated from the likelihood function based on a binomial distribution once the FDR is known.

Therefore, radiologists need to be familiar with the imaging features of injectable fillers in order not to confound these with true pathology or vice-versa in order not to miss true pathology obscured by filler injections.

Our visual inspection of the satellite data strongly supports the hypothesis that, in areas where IDEAM and CLASlite map deforestation, UMD misses true change visible in the raw satellite imagery.  .

As the critic H. L. Mencken concluded, if Mendelssohn indeed missed true greatness, he missed it "by a hair".

Matthew McConaughey misses "True Detective" almost as much as Season 2 of the HBO series missed a coherent narrative.