Sentence examples for was deemed false from inspiring English sources

The story was deemed false by ABC News, one of Facebook's fact-checkers.

When a ratio of signal to noise (S/N) of blank sample is higher than 3, its relative retention time (RRT) is equivalent to RRT of the spiked milk sample and its response area is higher than 1%% of that of the spiked milk sample, then, the result is deemed false positive.

But Politifact only reviewed eight Chafee statements, of which six were deemed False or Mostly False.

But upon further investigation by North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, Mangum's allegations were deemed false.

The couple who sought to adopt Kaylee also claim that they had discussed an open adoption with Colby and Kaylee's mother, a fact that Colby and his attorney claim is deemed false by a trail of text messages.

Many of these predictions were at a lower reliability and were deemed false positives.

This means that the remaining events were real events which were deemed false because they were separated by an interval of less than 21 seconds.

Windows that exceeded the simulated significance thresholds were deemed true positives if they fell within 5 cM of a simulated QTL, and were deemed false positives otherwise.

Of these 80 discordant cases, 32 tumors were deemed false positive and 48 tumors were considered false negative (Table S2; Fig. S2).

Likewise, in the colonoscopy dataset, colonoscopies following which a cancer was diagnosed within 6 months were identified as true positive colonoscopies and those in which a cancer was diagnosed greater than 6 months after the investigation were deemed false negative colonoscopies.

The list of body parts and systems was derived from the Canadian Classification of Health Interventions (CCI), and the list of common words and phrases was created after reviewing the list of words that were deemed false positive or negative and recognizing common words or phrases that were being removed such as assessment and emergency.