Sentence examples for be erroneously attributed to from inspiring English sources
Under the isothermal assumption, this second peak can be erroneously attributed to an additional mass transfer process.
If the neutron tool is not understood, the additional CBW it detects could be erroneously attributed to pore volume.
Thus, for individuals with low (unobserved) skills who fall into informal employment and earn little because of their limited ability, their lower wages relative to those of formal workers might be erroneously attributed to informality rather than low productivity.
Most commercial viscometers work at fixed γ ° (≈100 s-1), and in these cases, the existence of unnoticed shear thinning may lead to a trend in the experimental viscosity measurements that might be erroneously attributed to the appearance of an anomalous enhancement.
In the clinical practice, the inappropriate setting of any of the following parameters gives rise to unreliable SWV measurements; moreover, changes of such parameters through follow-up studies may generate variations in the values obtained that could be erroneously attributed to changes in the actual stiffness of the target organs.
Information bias, or a systematic error in measuring disease or exposure status, may be introduced when the way in which information is gathered varies systematically: for example, when two interviewers, one in a city and the other in a rural area, do not perform the interview in the same way, consequent differences in results may be erroneously attributed to area of habitation.
*The second part of this quote was erroneously attributed to Primo Levi in the book by Carole Angier.
Often these lesions are clinically asymptomatic or symptoms are erroneously attributed to peripheral manifestation of the patient's rheumatoid disease.
Thus, spatial differences in soft sediment assemblages might have been erroneously attributed to seastars without detailed information on important physical factors such as sediment characteristics.
We are indebted to Mr. George Warren Arms for telling us that the article entitled THAT WAS NEW YORK, published Oct. 30, 1937, was erroneously attributed to Washington Irving.
The New Yorker, February 19 , 1938P. 70 We are indebted to Mr. George Warren Arms for telling us that the article entitled THAT WAS NEW YORK, published Oct. 30, 1937, was erroneously attributed to Washington Irving.
