Sentence examples for erroneous note from inspiring English sources

Late Wednesday afternoon, The Times sent an e-mail to recipients of the erroneous note explaining the error.

Fortis then rescinded his coverage, citing what turned out to be an erroneous note from a nurse in his medical records that indicated that he might have been diagnosed prior to his obtaining his insurance policy.

The inter-onset intervals (IOIs) were calculated between the onset of an erroneous note and the onset of the previous note (played by the same hand), between the onset of the simultaneously played correct note and the previous correct note (played by the same hand), and between the onset of successive correct notes (i.e. when there was no error in either hand).

We note that due to bifunctional enzymes or inconsistent and erroneous annotation CLOGs may be assigned to more than one metabolic function.

All noted erroneous measurements were replaced with null values.

The 20-F incorrectly reported $8.5 million net income as a result of the erroneous adjusting entry noted above.

Note that erroneous estimation of noise parameters leads to degradation of all metrics (reduction of their mean values compared to the corresponding optimal ones).

Among the most egregious lapses, many experts noted, were erroneous statements by Tommy G. Thompson, the nation's secretary of health and human services, and various lawmakers.

We note here that erroneous feedback will be considered later in the paper (Section 1) to analyze its impact on achieved results.

As a measure of the improvement in the toll collection system, which had bedeviled drivers since its start with faulty equipment and erroneous violation notices, Mr. McGreevey noted that two years ago E-ZPass issued one million, often wrong, violation notices a month.

It is worth noting that these erroneous responses, though less frequent in the explicit group (5%), were not totally overcome, suggesting an underlying conflict between the correct explicit prediction for a repetition and the automatic tendency to prepare the alternate response after another alternation.