Sentence examples for because of the erroneous from inspiring English sources

Health officials say the outbreak is a direct result of the increasing number of people — particularly in California — who have chosen to remain unvaccinated, partly because of the erroneous belief that vaccinations can cause autism.

Americans support a war when they feel threatened, which they initially did in Iraq because of the (erroneous) understandings about weapons of mass destruction and Iraq as a terrorist nexus.

He spends too much time and ink going down rabbit holes, examining in great detail operations like Able Danger, a data-mining program at the Pentagon that became briefly notorious because of the erroneous claim by a few military officials who worked on it that it had been able to identify Mohammed Atta, the 9/11 hijacker, as a possible threat before the attacks.

Many of the early Mendelians did not accept Darwin's 'gradualist' account of evolution, believing instead that novel adaptations must arise in a single mutational step; conversely, many of the early Darwinians did not believe in Mendelian inheritance, often because of the erroneous belief that it was incompatible with the process of evolutionary modification as described by Darwin.

A careful re-reading of these debates over the covering-law model in history suggests that the debate took place largely because of the erroneous assumption of the unity of science and the postulation of the regulative logical similarity of all areas of scientific reasoning to a few clear examples of explanation in a few natural sciences.

Alternative names considered by Seaborg and others were "ultimium" or "extremium" because of the erroneous belief that they had found the last possible element on the periodic table.

At least in the context of the present case, we disagree, because here the District Court denied relief not because it felt that petitioner's lawsuit raised triable issues, but because it was of the erroneous view that a state suit could never be enjoined unless it sought "an unlawful objective, as, for example, when a union sues to enforce an unlawful contract". App. to Brief for petitioner C5.

A representative has been in touch to apologise and to point out that, because of the timing of the (erroneous) cancellation within the cooling-off period, you were credited with a full refund of £49.

"I'm wondering, do my clients need a police escort?" Among the buildings in the area, 1 Liberty Plaza was unusual because of the numerous erroneous news reports, including one broadcast on CNN, that the building had collapsed.

One key prediction of error models that focus on process costs is that such costs should strongly covary with the length of the erroneous product because residency time at the ribosome, the level of resource sequestration and the amount of energy wasted in protein synthesis and degradation should all increase with length.

Because of this erroneous signal transmission, the level of survival has increased [ 20].