Though commendable considering the clime of the day, their erroneous discoveries were unquestionably surpassed by Galen a millennium before.
There were at least four erroneous and incomplete discoveries before Marguerite Perey of the Curie Institute in Paris, France discovered francium in 1939 by purifying a sample of actinium-227, which had been reported to have a decay energy of 220 keV.
Unfortunately, Botallo's discovery was erroneous, because what he saw in the few samples he examined was in fact the anomalous persistence of a fetal structure.
That led to the discovery of erroneous and fraudulent filings.
This fastidious protocol introduces supplementary bias in the microarray technique, sometimes leading to false positive discovery and erroneous results [ 10- 13].
The discovery of the erroneous burial was the latest emotional blow to be dealt a fire department that has had no end of grief.
A drawback of a standard analysis is that it ignores the strong correlation patterns between probes, which may lead to an erroneous estimate of the false discovery rate.
A listing of credits on Saturday with a television review about "The First Emperor: The Man Who Made China," on the Discovery Channel, included an erroneous credit from the show for the narrator.
Not only is control of these peptide-related impurities and degradants critical for the already approved and clinically used peptide-drugs, these impurities also possess the capability of greatly influencing initial functionality studies during early drug discovery phases, possibly resulting in erroneous conclusions.
Both of these reported discoveries were shown to be erroneous because the spectrum line that "corresponded" to element 61 was identical to that of didymium; the lines thought to belong to element 61 turned out to belong to a few impurities (barium, chromium, and platinum).
Discrepancies arising between the simulation and experiment could indicate potential missing or erroneous links that may lead to new discoveries.
