Sentence examples for read misleading from inspiring English sources

We read misleading and inaccurate stories involving cats and immigration or burglars and fried chicken.

You'll find it takes less time to speak to a consultant than it does to read misleading labels in a drugstore.

For instance, when asked to predict the future public-health costs of genetically modified foods, people who had read the misleading headline predicted a far greater cost than the evidence had warranted.

This means it will show only the reads above a given mapping quality, which can remove misleading read alignments.

As the pre-processing is often the first step of a HLA typing algorithm, noise induced by the incorrectly mapped reads may mislead all downstream processes.

As such, an analysis that depends on using education levels to partition the data may give a misleading read on how immigration is affecting wages.

Actually, 'boys' reading habits' is misleading, for what I also discovered is that, by and large, boys don't really have reading habits.

If your nutrition information comes primarily from your email inbox or social media, what you're reading may be misleading, inaccurate and may even be harmful to your health.

It was not as encouraging to read the narrow — and misleading — information about how to handle teenage driving safety as it relates to sleep.

The general's son – droll, charming Henry Tilney – pours cold water on Catherine's lurid suspicions and she nearly dies of shame at how her reading has misled her.

9 The presence of a difference between arm measurements has been implicated in a delayed diagnosis of hypertension 10 and is associated with a higher prevalence of poor control in hypertension, 9 as failure to standardise measurement to the arm with the highest reading can mislead decisions about management.