Sentence examples for erroneously suggest from inspiring English sources

Its association with hyponatremia and hyperreninemic hyperaldosteronism may erroneously suggest the diagnosis of pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1.

If the readings are too high, the model would erroneously suggest a strong thinner concentration, leading to over-thinning.

He would not say whether he shared the view of some young earth creationists that flaws in paleontological dating techniques erroneously suggest that the fossils are far older than they really are.

While the Players Tribunee piece seems to erroneously suggest that the Capitals' team chef prepares a Mamma Lucia-inspired meal for Ovechkin, Kottler assured me that he gets the real thing, straight from the source.

However, the use of a single surface coil could erroneously suggest extracapsular extension (T3 stage) because of the lower resolution.

American mycologist Curtis Gates Lloyd would later erroneously suggest that the species was a "giant form" of Geastrum saccatum.

A local context check identifies links where ambiguous vocabulary erroneously suggests a relationship.

The original standfirst erroneously suggested that George Papandreou was giving his support to Antonis Samaras.

A previous version of the article erroneously suggested LSHTM was involved in scanner trials in Laos.

The story willfully and erroneously suggests that the expenditure in question was one belonging to the chairman [Michael Steele].

(For many years, it has been erroneously suggested that North Korean missile fragments were found in Alaska).