Sentence examples for possibly spurious from inspiring English sources

Even the intrusive, possibly spurious cymbal crash and triangle roll at the peak of the heavenly Adagio seemed to make sense in Mr. Haitink's sure hands.

Mr Ouatarra had already been barred from the presidential election in October, on the possibly spurious grounds that only one of his parents was Ivorian.

And he has learned to distill his wide-ranging theories into pithy sentences, including one that has become his de facto catchphrase, a possibly spurious quote that nevertheless captures his style and his substance: "Sort yourself out, bucko".

I wanted to return to the more playful, irresponsible, even irrelevant (in a good sense) roots of storytelling — the alchemy of characters, language, and emotions — rather than relying on the possibly spurious authority of provenance.

Exploratory analysis, such as data mining; information visualisation and machine-learning of big databases solely yields possibly spurious associations among variables and not causal links.

Modern time-series econometric techniques are able to overcome the possibly spurious results [76] that can be associated with regressing non-stationary cointegrated time-series.

However, they may still possibly contain spurious ORFs despite having protein-like conservation patterns.

Because age and gender may affect suicide risk, and could possibly create spurious associations between suicide ideation and attempts, they were included as covariates to adjust for these demographic factors.

Other studies reported data on all participants who were present at baseline and the smaller number present at follow up; thus possibly creating spurious changes in mental health through loss to follow-up.

We thus asked if these genes were expressed by cell types not taken into account in our deconvolution (possibly causing spurious association with the oliogdendrocyte reference signal) and tested for association between total expression and marker genes of additional minor cell types (see Methods).

In this case heterochrony leads to spurious signal of star scenarios such as population expansion possibly after a strong bottleneck, the recent spread of a tightly linked advantageous mutation, or complex population structure schemes (e.g. a collection of small samples from a substantial number of isolated populations).