Sentence examples for erroneously made from inspiring English sources

This study investigated to what extent a diagnosis of COPD is erroneously made or the disease remains unrecognized in elderly asthmatic patients, and identified factors leading to misdiagnosis and underdiagnosis of asthma in such patients.

The version of the article that appeared on our site was erroneously made live before our fact-checking team were able to substantiate all claims made within it.

When broken down, line by line, her story reveals several misguided assumptions that the entertainment industry has erroneously made about Latinos. .

If subjects erroneously made a response, they received a penalty of equal value to the bonus during successful trials (100 points in baseline trials; 200 points in caution trials).

However on the barley physical map marker MR_137133P6361R37 (morex_contig_137133) appears to be positioned erroneously making it difficult to estimate the size of the relevant interval.

Second, we observe a significant increase in the number of axons targeting the medulla, indicating that axon clustering is the result of neighboring axons erroneously making similar target choices.

The error had -- erroneously -- made the current test appear easier than the previous year's.

The first report of Silurian fossils in Australia, for example, was made (erroneously) in 1838, prior to the publication of The Silurian System.

Correction: December 31 , 2002 Tuesday An article in World Business on Dec. 10 about fading suitor interest in the drug business of Bayer included two products erroneously among those made by the unit.

A flip phone made me (erroneously) feel important in the way a non flip cannot.

To retain the greatest spiritual potency, Buddha icons in Thai temples had to resemble as closely as possible an original prototype that tradition erroneously believed had been made during the lifetime of the Buddha.