He described his election as a recovery of the original intentions of the American Revolution, this after the hostile takeover of those "ancient and sacred truths" by the Federalists, who had erroneously assumed that a stable American nation required a powerful central government.
Because the presence of metformin and the activation of AMPK similarly correlate with the stimulation of glucose uptake, it has been erroneously assumed that this is caused by metformin's ability to reduce mitochondrial activity and increase glycolysis.
He told me, "After the first crash" — in June of 2011 — "there was a panic; people heard that one Web site had been hacked, and erroneously assumed that Bitcoin was a failure.
The metasynthesis has shown that doctors sometimes erroneously assumed that patients wanted drug treatment and/or would be resistant to withdrawal whereas some patients preferred not to use or wished to discontinue drugs [ 8, 38].
Just as a U.S. Congressman erroneously assumed that Nisha Biswal and Arun Kumar, two U.S. government officials recently testifying before him were from the Indian government, this woman assumed that we are not American because of what we look like.
Coral-to-algal phase shifts that occurred in the Caribbean [182] have caused many reef researchers to erroneously assume that diverse and abundant algal populations in reef settings are detrimental, but new research is documenting the importance of algal populations to healthy reef systems [183], [184], [185], [186].
To do so would be to erroneously assume that these animals have no intrinsic value as individual, sentient beings, despite the fact that many of them have complex cognitive, affective, and social characteristics (Vucetich and Nelson 2007).
Furthermore, low adherence can result in a misleading clinical picture in a patient's treatment: if physicians erroneously assume that their patients have taken prescribed medication, they may make inappropriate medication and/or dosage changes, which in turn could result in suboptimal health outcomes [ 50].
No matter which detection scheme is used for protecting returning PUs, it will lead to the occurrence of false detection of returning PUs, i.e., we will erroneously assume that a PU has returned, when in fact the PU's channel is free.
For example, the idea of devolution ("backwards" evolution) is a result of erroneously assuming that evolution is directional or has a specific goal in mind (cf. orthogenesis).
