Sentence examples for erroneous use of from inspiring English sources

However, we found in this study that the apparent synergy between activated carbon and TiO2 particles arises from the erroneous use of the first order form of the LH equation.

My biggest beef, though, is with the erroneous use of apostrophes to pluralize acronyms and abbreviations like CEOs, GIs, and CDs.

Even aside from the subjective nature of what people find funny and the erroneous use of the word "Satire" it is hard for me to ignore this origin story when considering Facebook's gender selective interpretations of what constitutes "threatening," "violent" and "hate speech," in its content censorship choices.

Due to erroneous use of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and other routing technology to redirect the connections to the filtering proxies, users of some networks were temporarily prevented from accessing or editing any content hosted by Wikimedia, a problem reminiscent of Pakistan's accidental blocking of YouTube for much of the world instead of only their own citizens.

Unfortunately, this was evidenced by the erroneous use of mouthwash as an alternative to tooth brushing.

The widespread and erroneous use of fluoroquinolones in TB treatment has led to the recent emergence of resistance.

Even among people who are more experienced in statistics, like researchers, erroneous uses of conventional methods are common: misuse of tests of significance, erroneous understanding of p-values, misinterpretation of confidence intervals (as pointed out by many authors [15, 18, 19, 24, 27, 32]; see also [5, 11, 28]).

This is similar to the position of David Wynn Miller, 62, a former tool-and-die welder from Milwaukee who describes himself as a "Plenipotentiary-judge" seeking to correct, through a mathematical formula, what he sees as the erroneous and manipulative use of grammar and language worldwide.

As they correctly noted, we would like to discourage the erroneous yet widespread use of the change in estimated GFR to define AKI.

In the open-ended question at the conclusion of the delayed posttest ("Please provide some feedback on your experience")., the majority (86%) of the participants from the treatment group indicated that the use of erroneous examples integrated into their lessons was beneficial in helping them recognize their own mistakes and understanding how to correct those mistakes.

The Los Angeles Times is one major newspaper that has already corrected an Op-Ed writer's use of the erroneous "college buddy" description.