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He acknowledged that some information was misleading because for some media outlets , " CU " notices referred only to closure of CU-Boulder . Be wary of drawing diagnostic conclusions from indirect tests ( eg , monoclonal serum proteins ) because the results of these presumptive diagnostic tests can be misleading ; for example , monoclonal serum immunoglobulins are common in patients older than 70 years , but the most common form of cardiac amyloidosis is derived from TTR . Tennyson 's comment that the importance of the child was " shown in the songs which are the best interpreters of the poem " ( Memoir , I : 254 ) may , however , be misleading ; for while the appropriateness of the songs is usually clear enough , they often seem far more simple than the action they are presumably interpreting so well . E is misleading evidence for p just in case ( i ) E is evidence for p and ( ii ) p is false . But active terms like " draw " are misleading ; for the movement is only apparent , not real . If there is no such moral principle , then it is misleading indeed for ' unjust enrichment ' theorists to claim its support , even at several removes . Note : Although the cached views can help with speedier redraws , you 'll do well to remember that any reading that you take based on a cached view will be misleading ; for example , when you sample a color or use a cached view to judge the effect of a filter , such as USM , it will not be based on actual pixels . Although the cached views can help with speedier redraws , you ’ ll do well to remember that any reading based on a cached view will be misleading ; for example , when you sample a color or use a cached view to judge the effect of a filter , what you ’ re looking at will not be based on actual pixels .