With these simulations we also demonstrate that misclassification models that do not account for emigration will likely be erroneous if live and dead animals have different probabilities of detection.
"The growth of the Internet, which has been a fabulous asset for helping to build the Obama community, is also a place where erroneous e-mails live," said Anita Dunn, a senior campaign adviser.
Between Ivana's brassieres and W.M.D.'s are cringe-making one-offs like the ham-handed article that led some readers to think we were blaming the 11-year-old victim of a monstrous gang rape in Texas (the only way to make amends was to order up a whole new story) and the erroneous report, which lived for 10 minutes on our Web site, that Representative Gabrielle Giffords was dead.
The rewriting of textbooks would have been insulting to respected educators (today, preachers) who spent their lives teaching erroneous "truths".
An erroneous reference to his aunt living in the town has been removed.
Consequently, it is erroneous to conclude that simply living in geographic proximity to a potential source is synonymous with an exposure, much less a dose, which is the critical determinant of risk.
Such a high-risk world is a place where the costs of erroneous action are measured in countless lives lost.
As more people spend more of their lives online, the risk grows that erroneous information and misimpressions about them could spill into their daily lives.
Correction: September 4, 2005, Sunday An article last Sunday about a class at the University of Connecticut in Torrington that features appearances by famous writers living in Litchfield County included an erroneous listing among the participants.
Correction: May 4 , 2002 Saturday An obituary on Wednesday about A. J. Levinson, an advocate for living wills, included a family member's erroneous reference to the work of her father, Dr. John Rock, in the field of birth control.
