Sentence examples for an erroneous element from inspiring English sources

Note that false negatives in counting bloom filters may occur if an erroneous element removal is performed.

It is assumed that serial-ordering errors (i.e. notes that are intended at another location in the sequence) reflect the current activation of this erroneous element in memory [39], [40].

There is a need to develop a set of robust validation procedures that can identify and highlight missing or potentially erroneous elements of metabolomics experiments using an 'inspector tool', not only to visualize the raw files but to ensure the quality of publicly available metabolomics data.

After completion of process a new window will appears which contain the list of erroneous elements and give the status whether they are fixed by computer or not.

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.

10 It is not enough that the Secretary of Labor is charged with an erroneous interpretation of the term 'locality' as an element in her wage determination.

It follows naturally that subjects are also more likely to report the features of different elements of a group in an erroneous combination than the features of items that belong to different groups.

The ban, which could also cover the Lucky Strike, Marlboro Gold, Vogue and Fortuna brands, is the logical conclusion of a new public health law – based on a European directive – which stipulates tobacco products "must not include any element that contributes to the promotion of tobacco or give an erroneous impression of certain characteristics".

An earlier version of this article carried an erroneous credit.

Moreover, this technique was capable of identifying the presence of additional resistant elements masked by a higher or similar resistance phenotype, and also of correcting an erroneous assignment made on the basis of phenotype alone.

Nitrogen first was considered a chemical element by Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier, whose explanation of the role of oxygen in combustion eventually overthrew the phlogiston theory, an erroneous view of combustion that became popular in the early 18th century.