Approximately 70-75% of TNBCs share similarities with the basal-like breast cancer (BLBC) molecular subtype; therefore they have been considered erroneously as synonyms [ 9].
An article on Wednesday about the post office in North Hoosick, N.Y., which the Postal Service is considering closing, erroneously attributed a distinction to it.
It was considered, perhaps erroneously, that the people who lived in those communes were likely to share a common immunity with the people who lived in the urban pole.
Indeed, these two tests have been extensively clinically validated particularly in the triage of borderline cytological lesion for colposcopy and have been considered, perhaps erroneously, as "references gold standard" [ 11].
Romero's career was concurrent with Valens', and while some erroneously consider Romero a mere Richie wannabe, he had independently found his own voice and style before Valens' explosive 1958 rise to fame.
This was originally to have been, until it was changed on the recommendation of Queen Victoria, who thought some might erroneously consider that only the recipients of the VC were brave in battle.
Consequently students may erroneously consider that their communication skills are sufficient for the task of behaviour change.
36 Behavioural changes are suggested as components of the multifactorial relationship existing between shift work and CVD risk, 10 and many studies investigating this relationship erroneously consider these factors as confounders, when they in fact lie on the causal path.
The patient or the health-care provider may erroneously consider symptoms of depression as expected physical effects of HIV, or these symptoms may be missed in the context of a busy clinic.
Therefore, we should be cautious in drawing rash conclusions about what appears possible or impossible in a field that we erroneously may consider trivial and well known to ourselves.
The foot is often but erroneously considered to be a poor relation of the hand.
