Sentence examples for erroneous prompts from inspiring English sources

However, the clinical trials showed that the usefulness of this functionality may not outweigh the clinical costs associated with the resulting erroneous prompts, particularly if the participant is someone who takes a long time to dry his/her hands.

Some software usability issues hampered ability of players to effectively communicate with each other (prompting erroneous sending of "public broadcast" messages that were intended to be private).

Munby (1968) asserts that erroneous answers should prompt learners to make careful considerations before making their selection; in this scenario, learner instruction is affected by the selected choice, and texts explaining the erroneous answers are called explanations of erroneous answers.

In the latter case, an erroneous underestimate may prompt the surgeon to withhold surgery from one in ten patients in whom it was otherwise indicated.

It was this surviving manuscript that prompted the erroneous attribution – an embarrassment for academics, no doubt, but also a salutary reminder that great artists do not work in a vacuum.

But his address was also prompted by the erroneous claim in Bright's article that the Scottish government had committed itself to launch an investigation into this alleged connection.

C1 A Wild Ride on the Nasdaq Shares of Axcelis Technologies closed at $11.75, up $1.31, after trading as high as $93 in a flurry of action that might have been prompted by an erroneous trade order.

The subsequent fallout from Newsnight's erroneous Lord McApline report in early November prompted speculation that the brand was beyond repair and the programme might even be axed.