Sentences with phrase «make false associations»

As Karl says, this is typical of the drivel spouted by the AGW believers when anyone tries to question their religious beliefs: — Don't attempt to discuss the science with them, but make false associations with Exxon and the right wing press.

McDougall further argues that to create their dietary protocols, Davis and Perlmutter must «have had to ignore the bulk of science, exaggerate the truth, and make false associations.»

Not exact matches

Agreed in the literal sense, but semantically there's a subtle distinction between «fake» and «false»; Trump mostly seems to be targetting non-stories, i.e. deceptive tactics that are intended to mislead, rather than outright falsehoods: inviting panels of biased «experts»; cutting people off after asking a loaded question; making news stories out of out - of - context soundbytes or by association, etc..

The British Humanist Association (BHA) welcomes the National Trust's decision to review the exhibition, and hopes that they will change the exhibition to make it clear that the creationist account is false.

The Federal Deposition also makes us question what role did the Westchester County District Attorneys office play in facilitating these false reports and what role does the Westchester County Chiefs Association in upholding ethical standards among the forty three municipalities in Westchester County?

The negative side is that cepstral coefficients reflect the geometry of the human vocal tract, but we are not too different from one another, so the system tends to make false hits,» says Peter French from the University of York, president of the International Association for Forensic Phonetics and Acoustics (IAFPA) and director of J.P. French Associates, the main forensic phonetics company in the U.K. «I believe that automatic systems should be combined with human intervention,» French says.

An online news service sponsored by the world's premier scientific association unwittingly promoted a study making the false claim that catastrophic global warming would occur within nine years, the Guardian has learned.

If you've seen the documentary film, Hot Coffee, you may recall the great soundbite from our very good buddy Victor Schwartz, General Counsel for the American Tort Reform Association, who talks about how false descriptions of lawsuits — or even completely made up ones — are pushed out there by his other buddies.

Individually significant coefficients were interpreted only if the equation in which they were estimated was significant as a whole in a multivariate test, an approach that minimizes the problem of false positives due to multiple comparisons while avoiding the problem of low power to detect true associations of moderate magnitude that is introduced by more conservative methods (eg, Bonferroni corrections).33 Model comparisons were made using the Akaike information criterion.34

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