Sentence examples for erroneously found from inspiring English sources

With the additional funds from the fellowship, Simon expanded the scope of her project, traveling the country and photographing people who had been erroneously found guilty of various grave offenses and later proven innocent.

Houston crime lab officials erroneously concluded that hair found at the crime scene belonged to Mr. Rodriguez.

And four flour sacks with cutout eyeholes resembling those used in the armed robbery of the Laramie First National were described, erroneously, as having been found in Mr. Barry's possession.

Additional examples can be found for erroneously annotated rutherfordium (Rf) atom in CID 59869973, from SID 142371601, originating from USPTO patent US6214862 (Fig. 26d).

One day, however, I found this erroneously titled video.

No erroneously excluded members were found.

Thus, failure to identify smokers who quit after ascertainment or who reduced the number of cigarettes smoked during pregnancy may lead to information bias, erroneously attributing the association found to smoking rather than to its reduction.

The authors attribute elevated risks observed in early pregnancy to failure to identify smokers who quit or reduced the number of cigarettes smoked, therefore erroneously attributing the association found to smoking rather than to its reduction and subsequent possible increase in weight gain.

The press suggested – erroneously – that Marianne had been found in a compromising position with a Mars bar.

Asked to show his ID, Florence soon found himself handcuffed, erroneously arrested for failing to pay a traffic fine, and forced to submit to two egregious strip and visual body-cavity searches at two different county jails.

In studying survey data, Norton and a colleague have found that Americans erroneously believe that the average CEO makes 30 times as much as the typical worker at his or her company; in fact, according to Norton, the actual pay ratio of CEOs to unskilled workers is 354-to-1.