Sentence examples for testing can be misleading from inspiring English sources

In sickle cell disease the diagnosis of osteomyelitis can be more challenging, and in these patients clinical signs and laboratory testing can be misleading.

Single lap times in testing can be misleading, but the evidence of Mercedes' superiority has been piling up over the course of the two tests in Barcelona.

When the trials are carried out in places where diagnostic practices differ, this hypothesis test can be misleading.

However, he said, looking at the lowest score in a series of tests can be misleading.

Both testing services caution that because test-takers are unrepresentative of all seniors, averages can be misleading.

We compare our results with the family-based association test (FBAT) of Horvath et al. ( Genet. Epidemiol. 26:61-69), and discuss when marginal tests, such as those available in FBAT, can be misleading.

Laboratory tests for Lyme disease are imperfect and can be misleading.

Since what the model is predicting is the outcome of the experimental test itself, and not the real mutagenic property, searching for an higher precision can be misleading.

That can be misleading.

Nomenclature can be misleading.

However, the COV can be misleading.