This isn't just a trickle-down impact either (a criticism based on the incorrect notion that Fed action will work primarily through the positive impact on equity prices).
But by continually introducing himself into his narrative, Gould unwittingly fosters an old (and, in my opinion, incorrect) notion that science is the province of an academically inbred elite whose members are (like Gould) the former apprentices of great teachers and the confidants of similarly eminent scientists, novelists and sportswriters.
This well help allay concerns caused by the incorrect notion of a 'racial' factor in the use of neonatal BCG, as commented on by several respondents in this study (Table 2).
He also questioned the idea that precursor cells from bone marrow could turn into fat cells in the rest of the body, calling it "a contested and, I would say, incorrect notion".
Must I disabuse them of their incorrect notion?
It reinforces the incorrect notion that the big budget problem is overly generous benefits.
Trying to view it as some sort of mysterious physical process leads to confusion and the incorrect notion that quantum mechanics is somehow inconsistent with special relativity, which is our next topic.
By establishing the chief data officer position, Trump can show he understands the strategic value of big data and what it can do to grow the economy and pave the way for new products and business models — and it could help reverse the incorrect notion left by the incorrect polling that the power of big data is overrated.
Within the pastoral lexicon, scholars have oft proposed that to survive over the long term, pastoral livelihoods must remain static thus reasserting the incorrect notion that pastoralists should remain undeveloped, amid unjustifiable conditions of non-market transactions, unpaid labour, and non-capitalist enterprises.
I was impatient for its message, leading me to sometimes jump to incorrect conclusions, which supported the (incorrect) notion that I was too emotional and my instincts could not be trusted.
Unfortunately, however, there appears to be a disturbing chasm between this consensus and the general public's perception of the research community, which has largely focused on the incorrect notion that there is rampant scientific disagreement about the facts (Somerville and Hassol, 2011).
