Sentence examples for spurious texts from inspiring English sources

Many more demonstrably spurious texts have survived (collected in Thesleff 1965) than texts that can with confidence be regarded as genuine.

Because the chosen recordings contained relatively little spurious activity (see Text S1), they represented a reasonable account of how the outputs of the left and right optic lobes encoded monocular flow fields.

The understanding of the common mechanisms of the faults of amanuenses has helped identification and correction of inaccuracies, omissions or spurious additions in written texts (1, 2).

But even the epidemic of text pestering and spurious promises made by the claims companies can't mask what was a colossal mis-selling exercise by the banks.

It alleged that emergency resolutions to the conference had been excluded for "spurious" reasons, that delegates received text messages from party officials telling them which way to vote and that speeches had been "planted" by party officials.

A major concern to automated authorship has been ensuring that authorship cannot be 'manipulated' by spurious, short-lived edits (Supplementary Text S1).

Now, driven by a spurious faith in confession and revelation, texts on the net seem to secure the most primitive and gormless kind of trust.

Free text is open to the potential for spurious data input and a number of methods are provided for specifying data validation.

They're both artists: I find the largely Soviet style and text they'd chosen for the choreography to be spurious and occasionally anti-musical, yet they made its slow drama among the most compelling items on the program.

"To argue there's a case for reading the text to understand the historical context is a rather spurious assertion and certainly not very constructive".

Our modifications overcome previous weaknesses of this method by accounting for high variability in catch, spurious peak catch years, and fisheries that are still expanding (see Materials and Methods and Text S1).