Sentence examples for erroneously high from inspiring English sources

Thus data from them yield erroneously high estimates of I. Q

Now add this curiosity: the possibility that thousands of retired Chicago teachers are benefiting from erroneously high pensions.

Consequently, some taxonomic groups may have more names assigned to them than constituent species, which would result in erroneously high species estimates.

Pre-Voyager estimates of Triton's size made from Earth had been based on an erroneously high mass determination and an assumption of low surface reflectivity.

Giving students erroneously high scores is no different, either in principle or in effect, from giving students erroneously low scores, since both mistakes create an unfair advantage for one group of test-takers at the expense of another.

Sample to sample carryover is an inherent risk and can cause erroneously high patient test results for immunoassays.

First, analyses including the putative paralogs yielded negative FIS values for all populations of the B. alpina ingroup, and produced levels of polymorphic loci, Hobs, and π that were found to be erroneously higher (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online) than those obtained when these loci were excluded (table 1).

These results confirm that most of the previous studies on treeshelters erroneously interpreted high CO2 concentrations in treeshelters.

In addition, hypermagnesaemia may be iatrogenic, when magnesium sulphate is given as an infusion for the treatment of seizure prophylaxis in eclampsia [ 67, 95] or erroneously in high doses for magnesium supplementation [ 96, 97].

BP* gives low support values for both (49% for e1and 44% for e2), but fails to identify e1as the least supported edge, while JG* erroneously gives high support values to both (100% for e1 and 90% for e2).

The agents, controversially and usually erroneously, implicated high-profile American citizens as pro-German, using the fallacy of guilt by association.