Sentence examples for spurious assumptions from inspiring English sources

But Wishnofsky made a couple spurious assumptions.

It's there in the big things, like the government taking the useful and supposedly independent forward planning exercise of the intergenerational report and politicising it with comparative graphs based on spurious assumptions.

But, like the Susan Rice fiasco before, this is based on spurious assumptions and the comments of just a small handful of activists and a few senators.

Furthermore, the experimental results can be used to eliminate spurious assumptions in the model and hence further verify it.

At the same time spurious assumptions and imprecise subgenus definitions have led to the incorrect assignment of the workers of leaf-litter species to the subgenus Anomma.

League tables often use them as an indicator of the quality of an institution and there is a danger that the Teaching Excellence Framework (Tef) proposed by universities minister Jo Johnson will build on the same spurious assumption that inputs measure outputs.

Mr. Knittel and Mr. Smith claimed that the scholarship was "driven by implausible economic assumptions and spurious statistical correlations".

First, it assumes that God either would not see through the spurious motivations — an improbable assumption given God's required omniscience — or would be beneficent enough to look the other way.

The fact that this assumption is spurious did not prevent the Aryan myth from gaining wide acceptance in Europe from the 18th century onward, and it was eventually to provide a supposed intellectual justification for the persecution of the Semitic Jews by their Aryan Germanic "superiors" during the period of Nazi domination.

39 Fourthly, overdoses may have occurred in clusters, which could result in the assumption that spurious events represent a trend.

More broadly, the entire approach of inclusive fitness modeling may be rife with simplifying assumptions that produce spurious predictions.