Sentence examples for spurious conclusion from inspiring English sources

Therefore, they may lead to statistically significant but spurious conclusion when used to deal with the missing data from CRTs.

In doing so, we would have overlooked recent divergence and come to the spurious conclusion that divergence among sky islands was older.

17, 18 In addition, in Afghan refugee camps on the Pakistan/Afghanistan border, an epidemic of malaria may have led to a spurious conclusion of sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine resistance 19 had the drugs not been analyzed and found to be "substandard".

Therefore, if a group of individually weak pieces of evidence consistently show the same relationship between a hypothesized cause and effect (i.e., a conclusion of "support for hypothesis), it is unlikely to be a spurious conclusion (US Department of Health and Human Services 2004).

The practice also leads investors to draw spurious conclusions about their fund managers' performance.

The spurious conclusions companies share in the public domain can sometimes be appalling.

The projection artifact may lead to spurious conclusions regarding the femoral head neck offset.

Otherwise, spurious conclusions may be provided regarding the control level of gene expression.

If the studies' individual backgrounds are not considered, a meta-analysis of downsizing efficiency inevitably yields spurious conclusions.

Hence, reviewing works from the corporate distress and turnaround field from the perspective of only two dimensions might lead to spurious conclusions.

Unleashing such a sham has proved to be anything but constructive, because like the Wakefield article, its publication in a prominent journal is frequently cited by activists as presumptive validation of its spurious conclusions.