Sentence examples for existing erroneous from inspiring English sources

Pseudo-words are used to mimic novel word learning and this allows children to develop and practice new speech patterns without interference from existing erroneous speech patterns.

This approach handles erroneous existing location estimates and other problems by incorporating all available sources of information in one unified process.

Contributions: Unlike existing tools, which remove erroneous vertices/edges with multiplicities lower than a global threshold, we use a probabilistic progressive approach to iteratively remove them with local thresholds.

We have already seen how inadequate procedures in existing law allow sweeping and erroneous enforcement actions in the name of protecting intellectual property.

A failure to identify the majority of existing studies can lead to erroneous conclusions; however, there are methods of examining data to identify the potential for studies to be missing; for example, by the use of funnel plots.

An increased effort by bioinformaticians to identify erroneous pseudogenes in existing databases would be desirable, confirming the importance of using multiple data sources to improve genome annotation.

This suggests that imprinting may contribute to the additive genetic variance and that ignoring existing imprinting may lead to erroneous inference of genetic variation.

Some of the existing results on natural convection are erroneous due to using wrong thermophoresis models or simply ignoring the effect.

To improve the damage quantification performance, the methodology is derived by eliminating erroneous assumptions in the existing modeshape-based methods and adopting additional modal information, i.e., natural frequencies.

This step also serves as a error detection: if an existing entry in TANTIGEN does not match the information entered in the standardized submission form, the user is notified and prompted to determine whether the existing entry, the submission, or both are erroneous.

The lexical hypothesis predicts that erroneous responses will contain significantly more "existing" words than "nonsense" words.