Sentence examples for spurious impression from inspiring English sources

Fibrosis at the edge of papillomas often entraps glands and creates the spurious impression of invasion.

Given the uncertainties around the estimates, the figures quoted might give a spurious impression of accuracy.

Given the uncertainties around the estimates, the figures quoted give a spurious impression of accuracy.

This may lead to the spurious impression of overhydration in subjects with smaller ICW volumes so it does not reflect hydration alone [ 17].

However, due to chance and the high incidence of breast cancer, there may be clustering of sporadic breast cancer in families, giving a spurious impression of familial disease.

They even go so far as to state, 'Given the uncertainties around the estimates, the figures quoted give a spurious impression of accuracy' (Marmot et al, 2013).

If a piece of writing feels like a unit, it lends its argument an impression, however spurious, of coherence.

In trying to make the results easier for clinicians to apply, the use of NNT without reference to baseline risk may inadvertently give the impression of spurious differences between treatments.

And their findings are novel but spurious, in my opinion.

Impressive though he may appear in marshaling a disparate army of sources (ranging from government statistics, social surveys, and think-tank reports to novels and newspaper stories in eight or more languages), the impression he gives is spurious and not supported by real evidence.

How spurious.