Sentence examples for erroneously large from inspiring English sources

Erroneously large thermocline thickness measurements were obtained in the high flow rate case because of the effect of inlet temperature variation combined with the definition used.

They found that by following the Bevis model, problems in estimating the value of T m arise because of the erroneously large diurnal atmospheric temperature cycle it produces, owing to the diurnally invariant T s-T m relationship and large diurnal variation in surface temperature.

Kennedy and Strauss [ 5] showed that total perfusion defects can be erroneously large with movements that surpass 10 mm.

Regions scanned more slowly have a higher density of A-scans and, thus, appear erroneously large, and conversely for regions through which the needle is moved more rapidly.

Last August, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg wrote to Robert M. Groves, the director of the Census Bureau, asserting that local census workers responsible for Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, Astoria and Jackson Heights had "erroneously classified large numbers of housing units as vacant".

But armed with detailed evidence from demographers in the city's Planning Department, the mayor insisted that local census workers responsible for Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, Astoria and Jackson Heights had "erroneously classified large numbers of housing units as vacant".

In some cases, the system erroneously withdrew large sums directly from customer's bank accounts via an auto-pay function.

Kerry says to expect oversight hearings soon after Congress resumes on the nearly two billion dollars in federal contracts that were erroneously awarded to large business but slated for small business.

In an article described as the "ultimate visitors guide" to Denver's Coors Field," the paper erroneously printed a large photograph of Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia instead.

A compelling suggestion is that participants lifting SWI stimuli erroneously predict the large block will weigh more than the small block, and, as a consequence, grip and lift it with more force than they use on the small block.

Kipsikis, also spelled Kipsiki, or Kipsigi, erroneously called Lumbwa, largest ethnic group of the Southern Nilotic (Kalenjin) language group.