Sentence examples for possible misleading from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a model evaporation process which is described bu four differnt sets of state equations is employed to demonstrate the applications of graph theoretical methods and the sources causing the possible misleading results.
This calculation makes possible the measurement of a potential real significance of the effect of the intervention in each group, by describing the size of the observed effect, which is independent of a possible misleading effect as a function of the sample size (Lindenau & Guimarães, 2012).
Moreover, we focused in our analysis on imaging figures, but other types of figures are also important to present in clinical journals and Schriger et al. [13] have found relatively poor quality and possible misleading presentation of figures from submitted randomized trials.
As a gauge of the possible misleading signal produced by compositional heterogeneity, we calculated neighbor-joining trees on distances reflecting only composition for nt123 and nt3.
We prepared three data sets for the rbcL analysis to assess, and when necessary, to ameliorate the possible misleading effects of mutational saturation in the DNA sequences [ 5].
In addition to the network generated using IMEx, a network using interactions deposited in IntAct [ 15, 16] was created to exclude possible misleading results by low quality interactions.
But some of the the talking points he has repeated to make his case for keeping people convicted of violent crimes locked up for as long as possible have been misleading.
It's possible that this phrase, misleading though it was, may have generated a fair amount of international goodwill.
Even if he did, it is possible that he was misleading Goodman in an attempt to persuade him to plead guilty.
Piazza's agent has not returned numerous calls over the past few weeks seeking word on Piazza's status, but the flurry of newspaper reports last week about the Yankees' possible interest was grossly misleading.
I hope the editors will agree with us that this is a reasonable compromise that keeps the writing as simple as possible while avoiding being misleading.
