Sentence examples for erroneously depict from inspiring English sources
Use of cash income and accumulation of fixed assets as indicators of household welfare tend to erroneously depict pastoral households as poor, while use of livestock holding as the main indicator of wealth exaggerates pastoral welfare, depicting pastoral households as relatively rich compared to non-pastoral households.
Erroneously depicts carbon freezing as a safe process.
He noted that, initially, one smartphone GPS service erroneously depicted the Brooklyn Bridge with a sharp, roller-coaster-like plunge.
A picture in Science Times last Tuesday with an article about Hipparchus' star catalog, an ancient compendium of the night sky, erroneously depicted a Roman statue that includes a rendering of the constellations now thought to be based on the catalog.
She continued to serve the party, although her influence was never restored, and her memoirs, Vospominaniya o Lenine (1957; "Recollections of Lenin"), were criticized for erroneously depicting Lenin; her publications on education, Pedagogicheskive sochineniya, 11 vol. (1957 63; "Pedagogical Works"), were also condemned for conveying mistaken concepts of education and political training.
When news first broke of the shooting, right-wing outlets erroneously depicted the shooter as Muslim.
When news first broke of the shooting, right-wing outlets erroneously depicted the shooter as Muslim.
Early restorations of Waptia fieldensis by Charles R. Knight in 1940 erroneously depicted it as a primitive shrimp, but modern paleontologists now consider it among the Burgess Shale arthropods that are of unknown and uncertain taxonomic placement.
Moreover, the glutamate receptor antagonist SIB-1893 [ 26], a trans-stilbene like NFκBAI4 and resveratrol, has been shown to inhibit firefly luciferase with a somewhat lower efficacy than NFκBAI4 [ 6] (please note that the compound is erroneously depicted as a cis-stilbene in the latter paper).
Bars depict means, dots depict individual mice.
