Sentence examples for erroneous calls from inspiring English sources

The networks were not alone in making erroneous calls after the election.

Giants Question 2 Calls This season the N.F.L. has informed the Giants -- twice -- that officials made erroneous calls during two Giants games.

Tim McClelland, who has been a major league umpire since 1983 and is widely regarded as the best in baseball, made two erroneous calls on Tuesday.

Flatfile databases like Genebank often distinguish whether the gene calls are derived from computational annotation or laboratory experiments, meaning that findings from automated annotations could be assigned less credibility in order to reduce the amplification of erroneous calls.

These studies also reported that the frequency of erroneous calls is increased at the first position, lowest at the second position, and the highest error rate is observed at the last positions of the read [14], [15].

Most importantly, it prevents erroneous calls from deciding the outcome of matches.

Mitchell Orfuss New York • To the Sports Editor: Being human can involve more than the ineffectual if cozy tribute of tears and apology that Jim Joyce offered after his disastrously erroneous call at first base.

An umpire officiating an Open match that year between Serena Williams and Jennifer Capriati made one particularly erroneous call, an instance often credited as the impetus behind the implementation of the Hawk-Eye instant replay system.

Shares the Blame for Feeling Cheated," June 19: George Vecsey conflates two wrongs -- allegedly bad play by the Americans earlier in the game and a erroneous call by a referee -- to come up with the conclusion in his column: one offsets the other.

Our proposal for Web services robustness testing is based on erroneous call parameters, including both malicious and non-malicious inputs.

When the U.S.' winning goal was called by another erroneous call, he shrugged it off, saying, "We will focus on what we can control".