Sentences with phrase «misleading picture»

By focusing on this number, we get a totally misleading picture of what the science actually says.

Yet looking at these spectacular gains from the lows until now creates a very misleading picture.

Never post misleading pictures, where you appear too good - looking to be true.

And by providing a partial and potentially misleading picture they give rise to public concerns.

Consequently, all of the annualized returns over standard three -, five - and ten - year periods paint an incomplete and quite misleading picture of the fund's past performance.

They argued that it was «at best inadequate» and providing «an incomplete and arguably even misleading picture».

So by not taking the whole system into account, you come up with a potentially misleading picture.

For many years the NPP led by its then Vice Presidential candidate and now Vice President, Dr Mahamadu Bawumia have peddled a concocted a dubious debt calculation formula which seeks to paint a completely misleading picture about our debt profile.

It was soon realized, however, that such an apparently «deterministic» view also gave us a highly misleading picture of nonlinear dynamical systems.

Sadly, it is common practice for people to post misleading pictures on their profiles; we kind of understand the thinking behind it — you want to seem younger / healthier / slimmer to other users but, in the long run, it rarely proves beneficial, and you know why?

Research and experience underscore that tests score gains provide an inadequate and sometimes misleading picture of school «improvement.»

That's well over 3 years of turnover, and even worse it's funded by almost EUR 100 million of debt (compared to EUR 90 million of equity)!?! But this is a totally misleading picture...

It is strictly forbidden to send any delayed or modified or manipulated or fabricated data, except where explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, as this would give an erroneous and misleading picture about the current positions of aircraft.

Resist posting misleading pictures of poor quality and bad lighting.

Additionally, the geometric chart the WSJ used (see below) presents a very misleading picture.

But those averages can paint a misleading picture: They factor in people who will die at younger ages, which drags down the number.

Using MLK in the same fashion is flattering to the president's image, but the result is a misleading picture of MLK, one in which his conservative features have been photoshopped out.

Much of the hysteria about this measure from Conservative MPs and within the right wing press has painted a misleading picture regarding both how capital gains tax works in practice and who pays it.

We challenge the claim made by Vince Cable because it presents a misleading picture of what apprenticeship means today.

The narrative whipped up by political Christian groups around cases such as this suggests that Christians are being marginalised or religious freedom is being restricted, but this is a false and misleading picture.

After analysing how the Ministry of Defence (MoD) attracts new recruits, the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust concluded its literature presents a misleading picture of army life, with the subsequent disillusionment leading to a high number of people dropping out of the armed forces.

Bill Hammond: «The latest enrollment numbers publicized by New York's Obamacare exchange paint an incomplete and misleading picture of what's really happening in the state's health insurance marketplace.»

Unless corrected for, these «dropouts» can paint a misleading picture about actual differences between cells.

But these raw scores, which receive widespread attention, almost certainly present a misleading picture — and one that gives short shrift to both Florida and Texas.

«The report uses a number of outdated and erroneous statistics that paint a misleading picture of both the proportion of students with disabilities in charters schools and the fiscal impact on the district,» CCSA wrote in its letter.

The NAHT has again repeated its concerns and claimed the data «will give a misleading picture of school performance».

NUT Cymru secretary David Evans said the union had warned the system would prove «divisive for schools in our communities, give a misleading picture of performance to parents and fail to help to target and provide support».

Looking at the «spectacular gains» the market has seen since 2009, Ritholtz argues, «creates a very misleading picture.

I'll generally use adjusted EPS unless I think it gives a misleading picture of a company's underlying profitability — reviewing the historical frequency of exceptional expenses, and comparing the cash flow and P&L statements, for example, are some of the ways to check the reliability of adjusted EPS (or operating profits).

In today's digital age, social media can present a misleading picture.

Whether its rumours from social media sites, the endless game of Chinese whispers distorting the news as everyone copies from each other or bad translations giving a misleading picture, stories about Nintendo and games should often be taken with more than a small pinch of salt.

On the allegation that the references in a specific e-mail to a «trick ‟ and to «hide the decline ‟ in respect of a 1999 WMO report figure show evidence of intent to paint a misleading picture, we find that, given its subsequent iconic significance (not least the use of a similar figure in the IPCC Third Assessment Report), the figure supplied for the WMO Report was misleading.

I'm writing this post to see if our audience can help out with a challenge: Can we collectively produce some coherent, properly referenced, open - source, scalable graphics of global temperature history that will be accessible and clear enough that we can effectively out - compete the myriad inaccurate and misleading pictures that continually do the rounds on social media?

In an article in Inquirer last week, Andrew Montford republished illegally obtained private correspondence, falling into the same fallacy of portraying an incomplete, misleading picture.

Carter was listed as a writer / endorser of a Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) briefing paper titled «The Small Print: What the Royal Society Left Out «that accused the Royal Society of «presenting a misleading picture of climate science.»

It might be that the correlation breaks down whenever it gets too hot, in which case reconstructions of past temperature that rely heavily on tree - ring data will give a misleading picture.

The notorious contrarian comparison in the misleading picture with two graphs on the right exhibits confusion manufactured by contrarians and provides an instructive example of contrarian fallacy.

Essex was listed as a writer / endorser of a Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) briefing paper titled «The Small Print: What the Royal Society Left Out «that accused the Royal Society of «presenting a misleading picture of climate science.»

, without access to education or media — paints a misleading picture.