The ridiculous claim that Barack Obama ushers in a new era of black leadership is erroneous on its face.
So, it would be erroneous to predict durability based on strength.
The report reads, "[Trick] appears to be a colloquialism for a "neat" method of handling data," while "[hide the decline] was a shorthand for the practice of discarding data known to be erroneous".. On peer review, "the evidence we have seen does not suggest that Jones was trying to subvert the peer review process" and academics should not be criticised for "informal comments" on papers, MPs said.
Mr. Symington contended that it was erroneous to economize on military spending if that brought the risk of defeat on the battlefield, and he liked to ask, "What the hell good is it to be the richest man in the graveyard?" He resigned as Secretary when his views did not prevail in the Truman Administration.
Serologic assays can be erroneous [8], are contingent on a delayed immune response, and are useful really only in non-endemic areas, where seroconversion due to previous exposure is improbable [1].
Thus, the rejection of sexual reproduction of a set of individuals with identical multilocus genotypes may be erroneous if the assumption on gene association is incorrect.
24 49 These studies may have incorrectly concluded that covariates such as race are significantly associated with HPV vaccine receipt when, in fact, these conclusions are likely to be erroneous because they are based on models that did not account for spatial dependence.
After examining the evidence in the case, we are not convinced that the findings of the court below were erroneous, but, on the contrary, it seems to us that they are justified by the evidence.
Manigault Newman writes that there was erroneous reporting on her exit — that she did not get into a big fight with Kelly at the White House Christmas party and that she did not try to fight her way past security and get into the residence.
