Sentence examples for substantially misleading from inspiring English sources

But the rest of the commercial is substantially misleading.

Justice David H. Souter said such evidence could be "substantially misleading or prejudicial".

So it seems a Herculean task to avoid inaccuracy, misunderstandings and substantially misleading oversimplifications.

First, violations of the PH assumption yield substantially misleading results [ 69].

All but the smallest microsatellite data sets will contain genotyping errors, which can be substantially misleading when undetected.

The results further suggest that sequence defined antibodies with specificities thoroughly controlled by flow cytometry and genetic antigen-defective mutants or knockouts can substantially reduce the risk of misleading, false-positive results in whole mount imaging and other assays, and thus can improve the scientific value of such assays.

Well that's misleading.

The number of patients in whom US was misleading was quite high but substantially smaller than the proportion in whom US was helpful.

The long period of denial, in which it was asserted by Rebekah Brooks, for example, that "The Guardian coverage, we believe, has substantially and likely deliberately misled the British public" is now viewed as a misjudgment.

Rebekah Brooks, once editor of the News of the World and by then chief executive of News International, said the Guardian had "substantially and likely deliberately misled the British public".

However, the jury was not then told of the letter which Brooks wrote to the media select committee in July 2009, after the Guardian first reported the true scale of the hacking, in which she said that the Guardian had "substantially and likely deliberately misled the British public".