Sentence examples for assumption was erroneous from inspiring English sources
"Careful study and reflection have convinced us, however, that that assumption was erroneous," Justice Stevens said in his opinion on Monday.
This assumption is erroneous, as manometrically confirmed failure of UES relaxation can manifest as a wide range of radiologic appearances, none of which is specific for failed sphincter relaxation.
However, this assumption is erroneous in the case of low-rise structures because the time varying pressures and loads along roof edges and ridges have been observed to be generally non-Gaussian [H.W. Tieleman, Z. Ge, M.R. Hajj, T.A. Reinhold, Pressures on a surface-mounted rectangular prism under varying incident turbulence, J. Wind Eng. Ind. Aerodyn. 91 (2003) 1095 1115].
That is, a term that measures the extent to which the exogeneity assumption is erroneous constructed from prior information regarding plausible values of the impact of genetic factors on second-stage outcomes is added to the variance matrix.
Many readers cannot help but assume that it does, even when other published evidence indicates that such an assumption is erroneous.
Well, that assumption may be erroneous.
This indicates that the assumption used sometimes that incidence per 100 person-years would be about 10% of the HIV prevalence may not apply in all Indian settings, and therefore incidence estimates based on this assumption may be erroneous.
However, this assumption may be erroneous because examining interactions at a group level (i.e., determining average change) may have little to do with what happens for an individual (Bolger et al. 2013; Molenaar 2004).
When Pons and Fleischmann announced cold fusion, the default assumption was that their detection and measurement system was erroneous.
And that motivation was erroneous.
