Sentence examples for evidence of erroneous from inspiring English sources

We're going to start with a question from Chris Mattsson, from Austin, Texas: In the course of your reporting, did you encounter evidence of erroneous forensics methodology still being used in arson investigations today?

Sequence analysis of cDNA, made from mRNA from cultured fibroblasts of case 1, case 9 and her mother, and case 10 showed no evidence of erroneous splicing of exon 60.

We conducted example runs with published mtDNA variants not yet confirmed and found evidence for erroneous classifications of haplogroup-associated variants as mutations.

We found no evidence of barcode switching or erroneous barcode assignment.

Following our review, we found no evidence of improper trading activity or erroneous trades by CME Globex customers".

Audaciously, Poe proposed to sift through the evidence of the case, refute the erroneous theories bandied about by the newspapers and the police investigators and, in the end, name the murderer.

In addition, evidence shows that long introns increase the frequency of erroneous splicing of nearby exons [ 56].

Yet the inside story of that inquiry -- pieced together from interviews with many of the lead investigators and other health-care officials -- is also a tale of missed cues, misread evidence and erroneous assumptions that led scientists and decision makers to misjudge the threat to postal workers and, through the mail system, to the American public.

Another, unfortunately obscure canon identifies four sources of doubt, or potential causes of erroneous judgment (B10): accidental circumstances, inconclusive evidence, causal overdetermination, and transience.

The problem of hindsight blindness is particularly evident in the rules concerning the discovery of exculpatory evidence, the adequacy of defense counsel, and the harmfulness of erroneous rulings at trial.

Since numerical simulations may lead to erroneous conclusions, numerical evidence of the existence of chaotic behaviors still needs to be confirmed analytically.