Sentence examples for erroneously attributed to from inspiring English sources

These included "Randy Newman's Faust," which the article erroneously attributed to another Chicago theater company.

Dysphagia related to dysmotility may be underdiagnosed in this population or erroneously attributed to cardiac disease.

*The second part of this quote was erroneously attributed to Primo Levi in the book by Carole Angier.

Often these lesions are clinically asymptomatic or symptoms are erroneously attributed to peripheral manifestation of the patient's rheumatoid disease.

Under the isothermal assumption, this second peak can be erroneously attributed to an additional mass transfer process.

Also, complaints extracted from the database and attributed to NHCD were, in some cases, duplicative, erroneously attributed to NHCD, or made by non-AOL members.

Thus, spatial differences in soft sediment assemblages might have been erroneously attributed to seastars without detailed information on important physical factors such as sediment characteristics.

This is one of many versions of the words mischievously but quite erroneously attributed to Bretherton by a member of the French delegation, Jean-François Jean-François Deniau

Because of its stonework and further evidence of an advanced culture, the site was variously, and erroneously, attributed to ancient civilizations such as the Phoenician, Greek, or Egyptian.

To borrow and paraphrase the maxim erroneously attributed to Voltaire, it was a case of disapproving of what Charlie Hebdo had published, but expressing a willingness to defend its right to do so.

The author erroneously attributes to Pixii, on p. 359, the invention of the split-tube commutator.