Sentence examples for an erroneous determination from inspiring English sources
A two-dimensional observation of this phenomenon may lead to an erroneous determination of the amount of dispersed elements and the actual interaction between them, since bubbles and drops coming from different focal planes may appear overlapped.
When the RASS values at each altitude deviated from this mean more than 3.6 K, we rejected the RASS data as an erroneous determination.
This traumatic experience, Browne explained, had led to an erroneous determination from Martin County that he was a convicted felon.
Relying only on the normalized signal intensity of the deoxy Hb histidyl NδH or Val E11 will lead to an erroneous determination.
These circumstances might lead to the assignment of a gene to an incorrect functional category, which could lead to an erroneous determination of the set of functions a bacterium is able to perform.
Based on classical schematic model eyes such as the Gullstrand eye, a measurement error of 1 mm in AL ends up in an error refraction of around 3.5 D and an erroneous determination of the pseudophakic lens position of 1 mm based on the preoperative assessed phakic ACD leads to an error refraction of around 1.6 D.
What about protesting an erroneous decision?
This is an erroneous conclusion.
Several studies have demonstrated that the mean of individual PCR efficiencies (E m ) gives a more reliable result than efficiencies derived with a standard curve because interwell differences would lead to the erroneous determination of gene expression, and an assumption of identical efficiency for each well confound the data analysis [ 55– 55].
On the other hand, an erroneous factual determination can result in a judgment for the defendant when the true facts justify a judgment in plaintiff's favor.
For only in that situation is there any risk that an explanation of the permissible inference to a jury, or its use by a jury, has caused the presumptively rational factfinder to make an erroneous factual determination.
