Sentence examples for possibility of misleading from inspiring English sources

Researchers said that although mammograms save lives, doctors should prepare patients better for the possibility of misleading results.

As MR imaging can show lesions of different natures, the possibility of misleading features in immature HO should be considered during evaluation of a pelvic MR examination performed for an infection process.

First, expressing human cDNAs in a yeast deletion mutant diminishes the possibility of misleading phenotypic readouts by eliminating unwanted side effects of the residual yeast protein that is present in partial loss-of-function alleles.

Thus, irrespective of the plasmid or viral vector used for transfer of the regulatory units, the surrounding sequences were kept constant to rule out the possibility of misleading results caused by unpredictable effects of different spacing or altered sequence elements.

We found no obvious specific signs to distinguish HELLP from TTP; and, in the cases reported here, the ratio LDH/ASAT was not helpful [ 20], underscoring the possibility of misleading presentation [ 24].

n.s.: statistically not significant (p > 0.05) To reduce the possibility of misleading results based on the distribution of missing data, we decided to impute missing values by multiple imputation, which is considered to be the statistically most valid imputation method [ 10].

The article, of course, notes the possibility of being misled.

Journalistic instincts require that we should push for all the information we can get, and be alive to the possibility of being misled by a presidential administration that is, on a multitude of other issues, routinely suspected of cover-ups.

He accused his wife of 11 years of misleading him about the possibility of their reconciling when he paid half the down payment on a multi-million dollar home for her last March.

Senator Ian Macdonald, who chairs the Senate legal and constitutional affairs legislation committee, has accused Triggs of misleading it and flagged the possibility she could be called back to explain herself.

This, in theory, should minimize the risk of misleading measurements.