Sentence examples for erroneous origin from inspiring English sources

This erroneous origin story isn't the complex's only incongruity.

Physical characterization of the breakpoints of such rearrangements indicated their possible origin by erroneous, non-homologous DNA double-strand break repair.

Proper documentation is essential during all production steps from seed harvest to plantation establishment but does not rule out mislabeling and erroneous declarations concerning the origin of reproductive material.

An example is illustrated in Figure 1. 2. When one views the identifier combinations as a graph, with edges comprising shared identifiers, the erroneous identifiers form the origins of edges.

Prediction of replication origins can be erroneous in species where GC skew is not clear or where multiple origins exist.

If a false connection occurred in the middle of the trace, its origin was the erroneous link of two traces from different molecules, being the first one detected until frame i and the second one starting at frame i + 1, appearing in the vicinity of the first molecule.

Further research is needed to determine the origins of adolescents' erroneous abortion information and the extent to which it influences their decisions and behaviour.

Therefore, the prediction of the replication origin with GC skew could be erroneous in genomes with only weak skew, requiring a quantitative confidence measure of GC skew strength.

Correction: May 7, 2003, Wednesday An article in Science Times on April 29 about the origins of dragon myths gave an erroneous affiliation for Adrienne Mayor, who said dinosaur bones probably inspired some tales.

Regardless of origin, any misapplication of results may lead to an erroneous diagnosis.

Wagner's spelling of Parsifal instead of the Parzival he had used up to 1877 is informed by an erroneous etymology of the name Percival deriving it from a supposedly Arabic origin, Fal Parsi meaning "pure fool".