Sentence examples for erroneously indicated from inspiring English sources
That border corresponds remarkably closely to the one erroneously indicated by Google.
In 1997, a PAW story erroneously indicated that daughters of Robert Stockton, Class of 1813, had attended Princeton.
An earlier version of this graphic erroneously indicated that Marc F. Racicot is voting for Hillary Clinton.
The informants had erroneously indicated that Saleh was in the hall: the leader's security detail had entered, but Saleh had remained outside.
A headline and an early par agraph in The New York Times article on the President's pro gram this morning erroneously indicated that the funds would be used exclusively for com pensatory programs in segre gated schools.
Operationally, the National Hurricane Center initiated advisories at 0300 UTC and erroneously indicated that it was a tropical depression and noted that conditions did not favor significant intensification.
False positives, or results that erroneously indicate disease, are more likely when screening broadly for a condition that affects only a small number of people.
Some doctors also say the devices result in unnecessary Caesarean sections because they can erroneously indicate that a fetus is in trouble.
This is a problem when using tcp over wireless links, because a noisy radio transmission may erroneously indicate congestion and thereby reduce the tcp sending rate.
The scientists say: "One-week measurements could erroneously indicate that a building with 'safe' levels is unsafe, if measured around a tidal-cyclic radon maximum, or that a building with 'unsafe' levels is safe".
It is shown that when the regressor has autoregressive coefficient |τ| < 1 and the sample size n approaches infinity, the Campbell and Yogo (2006) confidence intervals for the regression coefficient have zero coverage probability asymptotically and their predictive test statistic Q erroneously indicates predictability with probability approaching unity when the null of no predictability holds.
