Sentence examples for have caused erroneous from inspiring English sources
The observed cohort effects may not only have caused erroneous inferences about age; there may also have been wrong conclusions about period effects.
Although mitochondrial data showed a clear subdivision between the four lineages, a hypothetical mitochondrial introgression may have caused an erroneous species assignment for some specimens.
On Aug. 18, the securities regulator issued a preliminary finding that traders at Everbright had caused the spike by submitting erroneous buy and sell orders worth a total of 23.4 billion renminbi, or $3.8 billion.
Some students said the erroneous scores, which officials attributed to rain-dampened answer forms, had caused them to decide against applying to certain colleges.
"Recent media coverage related to two New York City theatres has caused a flurry of media calls and guest inquiries and unfortunately has lead many people to jump to erroneous conclusions".
Unfortunately, in several cases the process of subtracting the transmission simulator has caused the mass matrix for the experimental substructure to become indefinite, making the substructure model difficult or impossible to use and potentially leading to erroneous results.
The effects of the higher order dynamics of the crank-slider mechanism on the measured angular motion of the crankshaft have caused the (P ω) method to yield erroneous results, especially, at high engine speeds.
The validity of cirrhosis diagnoses registered in the NPR is 85% (Vestberg et al. 1997), and erroneous diagnoses would have caused us to underestimate the excess risk for cirrhosis patients.
Only a small proportion of the LDL-C measurements had implausible values, but erroneous measurements that fall within the range of plausible values may have caused misclassification between LDL-C subgroups.
This causes erroneous path condition estimates for the wireless network.
ITU stay was reduced in the CVC group, although the authors do acknowledge the mere presence of a PAC in a patient may have prevented discharge from ITU to a ward, thus causing erroneous results.
