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This is the truth that the visual scientists, quoted in section 1 of the target article, are after, though they misstate the point.
The second was that the model misstates the problem.
The authors' reliance on the notion of replication leads them to misstate the important issue involved, which is about relationship.
Because revealed-preference theory misstates the relationship between preference and choice, it does not show how to test claims about preferences, and it is of no use to a reasonable empiricist.
Revealed-preference theory misstates the relations between preference and choice.
I think they have in many respects over-stated their case—very much over-stated it—and in many particulars misstated the position of affairs— very gravely misstated it.
Every time he has stated a fact he has misstated it wherever possible.
It states that we grossly misstated certain facts and distorted others.
I quote from it simply to illustrate how easy it is to misstate the situation.
I did not mean, of course, to misstate anything.
I do not believe that we misstate the position when we refer to the need for only another 11 staff.
It is doing them an injustice and misstating their unhappy position.
He is not entitled to misstate the fact.
The recruit, if he misstates his age, does it probably for his own advantage.
I think that that misstates the history completely.
