| Many things can happen in a single study that can spuriously give rise to a positive result. |
| She admitted that clandestine and spuriously accidental meetings were wrong. |
| It has recently come to my attention that you have been spuriously promising your vast readership pictures of young dolly songbirds in a state of total undress. |
| Furthermore, there are many possible statistical biases that may spuriously inflate benefit. |
| For this reason, the percentage of agreement often yields spuriously high values especially when assessing the less stringent levels of agreement. |
| Unfortunately, this measure often yields spuriously high values because it does not take into account chance agreements that occur from guessing. |
