Sentence examples for partially false from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, his story turned out to be partially false.

Last year, the military amplified the 2007 law by providing grounds for the government to prosecute anything they designate as "false," "partially false," or "distorted" information, a determination that the government itself gets to make.

This provided an additional source of different relaxation behavior between the two samples, and in turn, led to partially false (even negative) PRE effects and erroneous distances.

It is worth mentioning that close inspection of the niDf deletions showed that many of them are likely partially false positives due to the high presence of SNVs and small InDels that co-occur with true deletions, generating an overestimation of the deleted regions in the Hawaiian strain.

An ideal method under the prespecified genome-wide threshold would lead to few completely false positives in region 3 and to a small number of partially false positives in regions 1 and 2, while being able to identify the true associated loci with high frequency.

Experts say Mafia groups were helped in 2002 by Silvio Berlusconi's move to partially decriminalise false accounting.

But although the discussion was fruitful, it seems it may have been based partially on false information.

Furthermore, the result of the screening relies fully on self-assessment and Internet-based questionnaires are likely to inflate scores [ 9] leading partially to false positive or over-diagnosed individuals.

Such low regulatory overlap of recently duplicated genes can be partially attributed to false positives and false negatives present in the dataset of Ref. [ 2] (see Methods for extended discussion).

When the candidates say something partially or wholly false, they know exactly what they're doing.

The percentage of our OH eyes with abnormal FDT results is comparable with other studies [ 26, 37- 40], but this elevated percentage could be partially due to false positive results.