Sentence examples for beyond erroneous from inspiring English sources

Beyond erroneous values, EHR-derived data present additional challenges when used for secondary purposes such as research.

Beyond the erroneous assumption that all tribal peoples are similar, there is a very specific implication, born of the 19th-century colonial enterprise, that the moral beliefs and behaviors of tribal peoples are not only alien but inferior to "all the ideas of our thinkers, all the teachings of our religions".

Fischer knew what that "America" meant, but what — beyond Emerson's erroneous sense of America embodying a hidden fraudulence — does "America" mean?

Beyond correcting the erroneous claims, the analysis of failure in the Bushdid et al. study yields useful insights about the nature of the olfactory code.

It is shown that discrepancies between different estimates reflect differences in the initial extent of the DEM used for watershed delineation, and the unchecked effect of iterative pit-filling of the DEM (going beyond the filling of erroneous pixels to filling entire closed basins).

Beyond many state residents' erroneous belief that vaccines are linked to autism, lies a stronger — and perhaps more enduring — motivation.

The obtained average phase is erroneous and unreliable beyond, say, 1 kHz.

In the tile composites, the error was at most 30% for cover depths of debond up to 9 mm at all temperature conditions, while the estimation was erroneous for cover depths beyond 9 mm.

It has been previously found that, although moderate levels of RNA degradation are tolerated by differential expression analysis, beyond a threshold especially long targets provide erroneous expression results [ 10, 38].

As told to Seth Kugel WHY WE TRAVEL: UTAH Correction: June 19 , 2005 Sunday The Why We Travel column on May 29, about Canyonlands National Park in Utah, included a park visitor's erroneous reference to snow-capped mountains visible beyond Mesa Arch.

In it he again traced a progressive development from a savage to a civilized state and pictured primitive man as an early philosopher applying his reason to explain events in the human and natural world that were beyond his control, even though his scientific ignorance produced erroneous explanations.