Sentence examples for remarkably false from inspiring English sources

More remarkably, false alarms, which were not removed by the initial screening, were removed effectively at the data association process.

Remarkably, false negative results in proven IFD have been described commonly.

There is nothing ostentatious in this movie, and also, remarkably, nothing false, except perhaps some of the hopes of the earnest young couple at its heart.

In traditional hypothesis testing based approaches, one has typically been interested in a region of the ROC curves that corresponds to a remarkably small false positive rate, say <0.01.

Testing the performance of HaMStR on a test set of human EST sequences revealed a remarkably low false positive rate of the orthology predictions with good sensitivity.

While the elephants are detected remarkably well, no false detections are made in similar dark background regions (labeled by arrows).

Remarkably, subjects demonstrate robust false-memory effects at these brief study-test intervals, thus begging the question of what kind of cognitive and neural processing can cause individuals to falsely claim that just seconds before they read words that were not actually presented to them.

Besides measuring expression levels of a gene, RCBS score can be remarkably used to remove the false positives in tRNA finding algorithm.

The prediction of 55% MCE rate per patient proved false, as it resulted remarkably higher at the end of the study.

Remarkably, the newly proposed detector has the constant false alarm rate (CFAR) property with respect to the texture statistical characterization.

Some of it sounded remarkably modern: "counterfeit cranks", who pretended to have epileptic fits in the street in order to exploit the kindness of strangers, and "freighters", who went around with false licences pretending to be collecting for charity.