Sentence examples for erroneous terms from inspiring English sources

A manual analysis was conducted on the full set of automatically discovered phenotypes (Supplementary material S3) to remove 373 erroneous terms.

As English is not their native language they may have used erroneous terms, which is likely to result in more queries with no articles in the result.

"In effect, it was an erroneous term," Semiao, who now works for the N.F.L., said recently.

Throughout the article below, we used the erroneous term 'metrification', including a reference to the former 'Metrification Board'.

Throughout 'Britain gave an inch' (News, last week), we used the erroneous term 'metrification', including a reference to the former 'Metrification Board'.

The term 'designer vagina' was entered into the search engine, because it is a familiar (if erroneous) term in popular culture.

Simulation results confirmed that assuming homogeneous materials to evaluate the release of contaminants from porous waste materials may result in erroneous long-term field performance assessment.

Conversely, a validator who is not familiar with GO may not recognize an erroneous GO term assignment.

The findings of this study indicate strongly erroneous data in terms of micropore volume and apparent sample density, if the samples are not carefully degassed prior to the measurement, even when the measurement is performed in high vacuum.

To distinguish between post-error effects caused by regression towards the mean from "pure" error-induced RT slowing, a subset of correct trials was selected that matched the erroneous trials in terms of reaction time and total number (see [27] for a similar procedure).

His party's long-term erroneous belief, despite diving membership numbers, is to differentiate itself only marginally from political opponents.