Sentence examples for severely misrepresented from inspiring English sources

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Therefore, the authors may have inaccurately characterized maternal exposures for most subjects and severely misrepresented exposures for some.

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That is to say, x(_{l}) is more likely to assume 0 instead of 1 [19] which can lead to high correlation among features, which in turn can obviously render SA untenable i.e., the Naive Bayes model severely misrepresents the data.

This results in intrinsic data heterogeneity, which could severely misrepresent the outcome of drug interventions.

This moment is badly misrepresented in ITW and the film.

This narrative, however, seriously misrepresents the truth.

Also, the authors misunderstood or misrepresented several previous studies.

The documents, made available by the agency in response to lawsuits by two advocacy groups, revealed that in 2009 a judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court severely reprimanded the agency for violating its own procedures for gathering and analyzing phone records, and then misrepresented those violations to the court.

"It misrepresented America.

The police misrepresented him.

We were generally misrepresented.

Nordhaus: The piece completely misrepresented my work.

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