Sentence examples for systematically false from inspiring English sources

If the antirealist goes so far as to deny that the requisite conditions are ever met, his position amounts to an "error theory," according to which statements of the problematic kind are systematically false.

(Notice that insisting that mental state attributions to animals are not metaphorical is compatible with such attributions being systematically false).

We demonstrate that methods such as affyslope or the RNA-integrity control probes can provide systematically false information on RNA quality.

The department made an exception for former students at the Heald campuses, after the department itself alleged that the schools systematically advertised false job placement rates.

The actual background signal, however, shows decidedly non-random patterns [42], [43] and is only poorly modeled [44] by these methods, which have been demonstrated to systematically underestimate false discovery rates [31].

Specificity was consistently ≥99.8% and hardly impacted by coverage regardless of MAF, confirming that our method does not systematically introduce false positives (Table 1 and Figure 4).

This paper presents a model-based simulation approach to systematically generate potential false indication and unintended consequences.

Janet Daley Daily Telegraph, August 13 "Days after a government spokesman had smeared Dr Kelly as a fantasist with delusions of grandeur, Gilligan alleged explicitly that the civil servant's evidence to parliament had been systematically and knowingly false.

The different strategies were implemented in stages to systematically analyze the false positive predictions.

Corinthian Colleges Inc. filed for bankruptcy on Monday, capping a year in which one of the nation's largest for-profit career school chains slowly collapsed under the watch of the U.S. Department of Education amid allegations that it had systematically deceived students with false graduation and job placement rates.

They explained the earlier results by demonstrating that contextual information (e.g. wording of questions) plays an important role in determining the answer given, and that humans can be led systematically to give a "false" answer.