Sentence examples for spurious for from inspiring English sources
University evaluation policies seem to be designed following a logic that is spurious for the organizational structure of private universities in the region.
There is a rise in the expenditure between 2003 and 2004, which is spurious for the same reason as for the participants (cf. above).
Now, one line of response might be to say that the doubts the skeptic raises over our modal knowledge here can themselves be blocked or shown to be spurious, for example, by providing evidence for the reliability of our methods in the modal case, or questioning the right of the skeptic to use the mere possibility of error against such knowledge.
gambiae LCRs seems spurious for several reasons.
These interactomes can be pruned to reduce the number of low confidence interactions likely to be spurious, for example, by requiring that a retrieved interaction be supported by two or more publications, of which at least one publication is a low-throughput study.
These data can then be quickly surveyed using the data browser and an Edit Mode track, and binding regions considered spurious (for example, those also observed in control experiments) or unreliable (for example, those observed in only one experimental replicate) can be flagged and then filtered using one of MochiView's data refinement utilities.
There are various scams for generating spurious clicks (for instance, getting a group of friends to click on them all day long, or automating it with a bot).
For example, many repeated observations when there is a chance of clustering could lead to spurious significance for the local and global tests for clustering of residential histories.
Thus, the inability to control for relevant variables may have resulted in spurious findings for the separate analyses conducted.
However, some CSH studies have demonstrated spurious results for CSH performed on cDNA arrays, even for closely related species [ 8, 9].
For example, aligning insertions of questionable homology may create spurious evidence for common ancestry [ 35].
