Sentence examples for erroneous labels from inspiring English sources
Charts on June 21 with an article about young men who have shifted their interest to sports video games from televised events carried erroneous labels.
They're represented by Pierce Gore, a consumer affairs attorney who has been on a legal crusade against food mislabeling since April 2012, when he filed nine lawsuits (on behalf of different clients) based on erroneous labels.
It can be speculated that such a training set contains stronger artifacts and less erroneous labels.
In some copies the chart also carried an erroneous label for the category of daily crude oil production.
A picture in Business Day on Saturday with the Joseph Nocera column was supplied by The Associated Press with an erroneous label and published in error.
Correction: January 30 , 2000 Sunday A table last Sunday with an article about possible mergers and takeovers in the insurance industry carried an erroneous label supplied by A. M. Best, the insurance research company, for return-on-equity figures of 9 companies.
A table last Sunday with an article about possible mergers and takeovers in the insurance industry carried an erroneous label supplied by A. M. Best, the insurance research company, for return-on-equity figures of 9 companies.
Correction: May 6 , 2001 Sunday An illustration last Sunday with an article about the persistence of the belief that the Jews killed Jesus was distributed with an erroneous label from the Art Resource photo agency and was published in error.
An article on Aug. 25 about efforts by residents of Chebeague Island in Maine to secede from the town of Cumberland included an erroneous label from the town manager for relative income figures -- $32,000 in Chebeague and $85,000 in Cumberland.
A map on Sunday with an article about the changing West 200 years after Lewis and Clark carried an erroneous label in some copies for a state bordering Missouri on the north.
Correction: November 19, 2003, Wednesday A map in Business Day yesterday with an article about the merger of the St . PaulCompanies and the Travelers Property Casualty Corporation, showing states where the new company would rank first or second in premiums written, carried an erroneous label in some copies for the state directly south of Minnesota.
