Sentence examples for potentially spurious from inspiring English sources

Of all the potentially spurious phrases regularly found lurking on book jackets, none should be approached with greater wariness than "This is his first novel".

I would only add that political data journalism isn't confined to trying to divine the future, and it's often most useful when it avoids making predictions, particularly ones that come with a level of potentially spurious precision attached to them.

A morphological filtering algorithm opens up holes and gaps in a mask to get rid of small and potentially spurious features.

The results in Table 3 are based on the sample of 2-month forward matches that correct for potentially spurious unemployment transitions, as discussed in Section 3.1.

Although the majority of the traditional parameters (i.e. those identified in the empirical ballistic limit equation) were amongst the most influential, some unexpected (and potentially spurious) parameters were also identified.

Limitations in the accuracy and resolution of bed-topography data sets mean that application to glaciological problems requires consideration of quality-control criteria to (a) remove potentially spurious depressions and (b) reduce uncertainties that arise from the inclusion of depressions of nonglacial origin, or those in regions where empirical data are sparse.

A second step was added to guard against potentially spurious reward location signals.

We also show that the common practice of using approximate analytical expressions for the characteristics can potentially produce spurious oscillations in computations.

Potentially a spurious correlation could be produced between colony colour preference and foraging performance, if both these factors were correlated with a third variable.

In Figure 1(A), we find that there is only a single and isolated path between P7 and P1 in the whole network, which is potentially the spurious protein-protein interaction.

Selection bias potentially produces spurious associations that should be adjusted to test the authors' conclusions.