Sentence examples for erroneous conclusions about from inspiring English sources

Neither Ms. Steorts nor Ms. Pilch would discuss the laboratory test conducted by the industry that Mr. Stratton said had yielded erroneous conclusions about the safety of the jewelry.

Ben Rubinowitz, the lawyer for Justice Gonzalez, said the commission's report, made public because the judge waived confidentiality, showed that his accusers "really jumped to erroneous conclusions about Judge Gonzalez without knowing the true facts".

The inquiry concluded that prejudice often led the police to draw quick and erroneous conclusions about certain murders, based on the ethnicity of the victims, and it demanded changes in the 36 law enforcement agencies, including training and recruiting more ethnic minorities.

Listeners may draw erroneous conclusions about individuals with ADSD and these biases may affect the communicative success of these individuals.

Stock recruitment analyses based on observations from overexploited, mixed-stock populations result in erroneous conclusions about "stock" size and productivity.

It shows that traditional models used in wellbore stability analysis may lead to erroneous conclusions about the stability in the vicinities of the borehole.

Dr. Reiter's report was not the first, and he drew a serious, erroneous conclusion about his patient's diagnosis.

In particular, our study shows that in regions where fibers cross, existing DT-MRI-based fiber tractography algorithms may lead to erroneous conclusion about brain connectivity.

Illusory correlation: an erroneous conclusion about an association that seems real but does not actually exist [ 39, 40].

We have given some insight into some sources of erroneous conclusion about recent changes of effective population size.

Not taking into account the expected mortality may lead to an erroneous conclusion about the benefit of surgery.