Sentence examples for remains spurious from inspiring English sources

The pre-emption claim was spurious when they made it and remains spurious now.

The connectivity of the cofactors themselves, however, remains spurious.

Personally, we believe it very likely that ultimate superiority of SUR over TLR will be demonstrated since the latter parameter does not allow to fully account for the inter- and intra-individual variability of arterial tracer supply (and thus remains subject to spurious changes which are unrelated to differences in lesion glycolysis).

Although the extent to which population stratification contributes to spurious findings remains debatable [ 34- 36], most of the articles in our sample provided descriptions for the ethnic origin of the study participants, and almost all case-control studies indicated that the cases and controls were drawn from the same population.

Quasi-brittle models recently have been used with some success, but spurious mesh sensitivity remains a concern.

This association, however, remains unclear and may be spurious; patients with diagnosed uncomplicated PUD may be preferentially prescribed paracetamol as a safer alternative to NSAIDs.

"A spirituality that preaches resignation under official brutalities, servile acquiescence in frustration and sterility, and total submission to organized injustice is one which has lost interest in holiness and remains concerned only with a spurious notion of 'order.'" Thomas Merton Bystander.

However, it remains unclear whether the associations were spurious or led to sequence specific chromatin regulation.

Hence, if the PIN-specific attenuation is not a spurious effect, an explanation that remains is that it is due to differences in cognitive strategies in the preparation of incompletely specified imagined and executed movements.

In an exploratory study such as the one described here it remains necessary to limit the possibility of spurious findings.

The level of statistical significance (p = 1.6 × 10−4), however, does not achieve that typically required for genome-wide significance (Dudbridge and Gusnanto 2008), so it remains possible that the diabetes association is spurious.