Sentence examples for consequence of erroneous from inspiring English sources

Apparently, genome rearrangement mutations, possibly induced as a consequence of erroneous endjoining, require no cell division and they can therefore easily accumulate in postmitotic cells.

The consequences of erroneous returns can be devastating: If the I.R.S. finds fraud, the taxpayer not only has to reimburse the government, plus interest, but may also be barred from claiming the credit for up to 10 years.

Some consequences of erroneous results concerning eigenvalues in the recent literature of mathematical biology are highlighted.

The consequences of erroneous diagnoses deserve careful consideration.

Thus, this is not an error of our system, but a consequence of an erroneous citation.

There is a risk of over estimating or under estimating the values and this may impact on the result, but because we limit our analysis to arthroplasty and compare primary operations to revision operations, the consequence of any erroneous estimates will be kept to a minimum.

When one assesses the consequences of an erroneous factual determination in a juvenile delinquency proceeding in which a youth is accused of a crime, I think it must be concluded that, while the consequences are [p374] not identical to those in a criminal case, the differences will not support a distinction in the standard of proof.

What would be the consequences of that erroneous viewpoint and blunder?

We also estimate the consequences of such erroneous overoptimism as a function of the dataset size.

By imposing oversight and consequences for erroneous denials at the application level, the hearing backlog, and the number of disabled workers living in poverty, could be significantly reduced.

This paper aims to show the role of Wikipedia in the academic life of medical students, thereby addressing the frequency of use, handling of erroneous entries and consequences for medical educators.