Sentence examples for seemingly spurious from inspiring English sources
The rover's electronic brain, its on-board computer, is programmed to ignore incomplete or seemingly spurious commands.
The regulator consistently came up with seemingly spurious arguments to avoid granting the license, Mr. Arato said, including deeming Klubradio's application invalid because the blank back pages were not signed.
And even as Mr. Putin extolled the benefits of diversifying the Russian economy away from its dependence on commodities like oil and gas, Michael Calvey, the American founder of one of the largest Russian venture capital firms investing in new technology sat in jail, recently arrested on seemingly spurious fraud charges because of a commercial dispute over a bank.
This is entirely correct and entirely spurious.
The use of mismatch distributions may generate spurious, but seemingly precise results.
However, it has been noted that a correlation analysis between a quotient and its denominator has a tendency to yield a seemingly significant but in fact spurious negative correlation [ 90].
Seemingly population-specific risk loci may well be spurious due to the threshold for significance and the power of the study.
Such interesting WKRs can be taken as reasons of the right kind and conflated with them, thus creating a form of spurious evaluative disagreement, analogous to the spurious evaluative disagreement created when a seemingly moral dispute rests on a factual disagreement.
The spurious precision of such complex calculations is often, Prof Sandel says, a strategy for replacing uncomfortable ethical choices with a seemingly technical argument.
