Sentence examples for erroneously treating from inspiring English sources

The department has faulted the Brazilian courts for erroneously treating Hague cases as custody disputes, unnecessarily delaying cases and demonstrating an unfair bias toward Brazilian citizens, particularly mothers.

Rather than use credit as a foundation for wealth-creation, it was erroneously treated as actual wealth, and consumed.

The fundamental problem with the Massachusetts system (or any system of "universal health care") is that it erroneously treats health care as a "right".

He contrasts that with someone else, presumably a rival carpet cleaner, who "doesn't think and says, 'Hey, look, it's a llama,' " and erroneously treats the mess as if it were llama stains.

Despite the well-established criteria, clinical and paraclinical features, the disease is often misdiagnosed and erroneously treated.

In a recent policy piece published in Science, Searchinger and colleagues wrote that such a policy "erroneously treats all bioenergy as carbon neutral," calling it a major "accounting error".

Initially misdiagnosed, her condition was erroneously treated with a hysterectomy.

By comparison the ADA (30 iu/l cut-point) had a better sensitivity, PPV and positive LR, though the specificity and NPV was sub-optimal implying that ∼3 in 10 non-TB subjects would be erroneously treated for TB and ∼1 in 7 patients with a negative test would in fact have TB.

The Poisson model erroneously treats this distribution as Poisson, and the log-binomial correctly treats it as binomial.

This is due to the fact that relevant biological variation is often erroneously treated as technical bias and removed.

We have seen the eosinophilia of fascioliasis erroneously treated as an idiopathic hypereosinophilia syndrome with imatinib mesylate.