Sensitivity analyses indicated that item-level differences did erroneously impact alcohol abuse rates in 2001 2002, underestimating rates among Hispanics relative to Caucasians.
Few subjects demand scrutiny as urgently as does religion which, erroneously or otherwise, is invoked in conflicts and disputes around the globe.
Maximum likelihood estimation of branch lengths, in contrast, does not erroneously support one tree over the others.
Methods for detection of population decline are reliable if, when there is no decline, the method does not erroneously suggest one (type I error).
An elderly Mancunian lady did once erroneously go to hear another writer when she thought she was going to me, positioned herself on the front row (whether out of idolatry or poor hearing I don't know), then fainted when a character in that other author's novel started kicking a tramp's head in.
The widespread mistaken notions about the potential impact of offshore drilling on gasoline prices reminds me of the large percentages of Americans who were encouraged to believe, and did believe — erroneously — that Iraq and Saddam Hussein had something to do with the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The shirt and the monitor have similar color information, so the FG silhouette tends do be erroneously considered as a BG entity.
Although sensitivity is a desirable quality for biomarkers (sensitive biomarkers do not erroneously classify positive cases), more specific biomarkers are needed for a correct classification of cases.
Orthology detection methods, based mainly on phylogeny, and implemented in software such as RIO [ 3], Orthostrapper [ 4, 5], PhiGs [ 6], PhyOP [ 7], TreeFam [ 8], or based on evolutionary distance (RSD [ 9, 10]), generally do not erroneously report genes as orthologous (false positive, FP), but have a high frequency of missed orthologs (false negative, FN).
Google Now does that automatically, and erroneously picks up itineraries that your travel companions send you.
