Sentence examples for models are misleading from inspiring English sources

"The animal models are misleading," he said.

Third, the models are misleading: They gloss over the pitfalls and biases that may constrain creativity.

Proponents of the sciences tend to argue that a "two cultures" model is misleading and out of date.

We also know that less than 8percentt of Americans are getting the recommended amount of whole grains per day, so removing the effect of the main sources of gluten-containing foods (refined grains) from the statistical model is misleading.

For example, estimation of characteristics of transmission dynamics of polymorphic malaria Plasmodium falciparum that is based on one-strain epidemic model is misleading [ 50]; further, coinfections may imply that the survivorship of strains is not necessarily maximized by maximizing the basic reproductive number [ 51].

However, the most popular approaches to modelling respondent-specific effects (random effects models) potentially are misleading.

Failure to do so can result in problematic model outcomes which are misleading to the end user such as health service planners.

The models of Doctorow or Hocking are misleading to say the least.

In addition, Huang et al. (2016a) performed an inaccurate case study to support their claim for article publication by apparently using computer programs for other models; they made many inaccurate statements about geostatistics, Markov chain models, and Markov random fields, which are misleading.

Both charges are misleading.

Both terms are misleading.