Sentence examples for erroneously argue that from inspiring English sources
SIR —You erroneously argue that increased equality between teams lessens the competitive edge of the athletes.
A month should suffice.Dwight Bramble Cambridge, MassachusettsGlobal effects* SIR – In your leader on the Icelandic volcanic explosion you erroneously argue that global effects only arise from global, or presumably ubiquitous, causes ("Earthly powers", April 24th).
Some erroneously argue that the council's failings prove the task is too difficult, that it is a waste of time and resources, and we should pack up and go home.
More recently, an editorialist for the Times erroneously argued that the regression effect alone would insure that racial differences in I.Q.
Statisticians could argue that point.
No one argues that point.
In the argument from ignorance, a lack of evidence for one view is erroneously argued to constitute proof of the correctness of another view.
In this context, one might argue that PI-RADS v.2 is erroneously suggesting the presence of clinically significant PCa, but the specific ring enhancement together with the clinical history (e.g.. fever) can orient towards the correct diagnosis of abscess (Fig. 13).
Because some people believe erroneously that rhino horns have medicinal benefits, there are synthetic horn advocates who argue that the fakes should be engineered to be biochemically equivalent to the real horns so that buyers would view the synthetic and the natural products as being interchangeable for one another.
Critics argue that the film justifies and glorifies the use of torture by erroneously suggesting that the CIA relied mainly on torture-extracted intelligence to find bin Laden.
One can reasonably argue that sites with the same profile in Porifera and Cnidaria generate a spurious signal that is erroneously interpreted by the CAT+Γ4 model as synapomorphies for Porifera+Cnidaria, since this model assumes that profiles are identical over the whole tree.
