Sentence examples for erroneous reporting from inspiring English sources

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No significant differences were found in infection status or density of H. pylori colonization according to self-reported eradication treatment, probably reflecting the large potential for erroneous reporting of such a specific therapy, and sensitivity was similar when only subjects not reporting an eradication treatment were considered.

First, diagnosed diabetes was based on self-reported information and is thus subject to some degree of erroneous reporting and misclassification.

"It's out there," of course, was the defense for some erroneous reporting initially in the Monica S. Lewinsky scandal.

(The article figured last May in corrections of erroneous reporting by Jayson Blair, but this error did not come to light until Mr. Donahue testified on Monday).

What followed was an epic propaganda onslaught of distorted intelligence, fake news, credulous and erroneous reporting by bona fide journalists, presidential playacting and Congressional fecklessness.

After the erroneous report of a capture, CNN's reporters and anchors seemed to have taken a deep breath and proceeded with caution.

The erroneous report might have stemmed from a conversation a reporter had with Hampton's wife, Kautia.

Despite the intense scrutiny of the deal, Knicks General Manager Glen Grunwald made no attempt to correct the erroneous reports during a 16-minute conference call with reporters Tuesday.

An erroneous report earlier in the spring said Bush would be there.

"They've produced as many erroneous reports as they have real scoops".