By breaking out all of these sub-samples of non-experts, the critique thus misrepresented a number of previous consensus studies in an effort to paint our 97% result as an outlier.
This may have affected some of the subcategories more than others and thus misrepresented the balance of contributions within the framework.
Ricroch et al. thus misrepresent and selectively scrutinize certain data only.
Most notably, samples derived from autopsy may not represent processes active in life, findings may be influenced by cause of death, samples tend to be derived from older individuals and thus may misrepresent natural history over the course of disease, and histopathology may be affected by the interval between death and sample collection (that is, PMI).
It was thus possible to misrepresent or lampoon scientific views of the subject, since speculation seemed to be in inverse proportion to the amount of data.
Regional ambient data are thus likely to misrepresent personal exposure.
Aletaha [ 1] also suggests that the DAS28 score places undue emphasis on erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), and thus it may misrepresent disease activity in the lower ranges [ 2, 5, 6].
A countersuit from Apple accused Dr Gelernter of hiding prior art relating to his patents and misrepresenting his inventorship.Dr Gelernter thus found himself at war with Jobs, one of the few figures in the computer industry who shared his views on the importance of technology being subservient to users, rather than the other way around.
Thus, not only are candidates capable of misrepresenting their support of people's interests, even more insidiously, they engage baldly in manipulating them.
These results show that the space of maximum parsimony solutions is complex and sensitive to the event costs, and thus, choosing ad hoc event costs may result in misrepresenting evolutionary histories.
