Sentence examples for notoriously false from inspiring English sources

Allegations about the use of poison gas in Syria are made under the shadow of the notoriously false claims about Saddam Hussein's possession of weapons of mass destruction made to justify the Iraq war.

Libi's forced "confession" that Saddam Hussein had supplied chemical and biological weapons to al-Qaida – a notoriously false claim – was nevertheless subsequently used by George W Bush and, indirectly, by Tony Blair to help justify the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

(Britain's relationship with the European Union, for example, has been fundamentally shaped by a relentless sequence of notoriously false stories about the EU supposedly banning the British army, Scottish kilts, pints of beer, bent bananas, charity shops and Christian teachers, as well as supposedly suffocating daily life with an imaginary set of petty regulations).

Most notoriously, a false story was planted in both Newsweek magazine and the Los Angeles Times that her second child, who subsequently died when two days old, was fathered by a member of the Black Panther party.

While PIN data is notoriously prone to false positive and negative results [ 5, 13], reasons for disagreements are probably more diverse than just the quality of the interaction data.

Finally, because of the large number of statistical hypotheses tested in eQTL studies (all genes versus all markers) such studies notoriously suffer from high false-positive rates unless stringent controls for multiple testing are applied.

But the cause will be Enron itself, whose notoriously convoluted and perhaps ultimately false reporting led to its collapse and the now overlapping investigations.

The S-nitrosothiol bond is notoriously labile, introducing the potential for false positives and negatives [30], and in addition, SNO concentrations in the airways of asthmatics are extremely low, indeed, nearly undetectable in samples of airway fluid.

Because the functions of miR-1302 have been predicted and predictions notoriously produce a large number of false-positives, a better method to assign a function to miR-1302 would be to combine the expression profiles of the miRNAs and the target genes.

It uses notoriously exacting methodological standards, setting an acceptable false-positive rate of one in 3.5m (known as the five-sigma standard).

This is notoriously a time of crises, most of them false.