Sentence examples for have erroneously believed that from inspiring English sources
If we had used a placebo vaccine for the "no early BCG" group, some mothers might have erroneously believed that the child had received a BCG vaccine and they might not have sought BCG vaccination later on.
We had (erroneously) believed that we were well-healed by now.
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When she first began her appointment, she erroneously believed that she had lots of extra time because she wasn't taking any classes or teaching, so she sought out myriad outside opportunities to volunteer and network.
Overall, 39% (n=117) of participants believed that A/H1N1 vaccination would prevent the virus being contracted; 63% (n=189) erroneously believed that efficacy of the vaccine had been confirmed by clinical trials, and 16% (n=49) believed that it is necessary for everyone in Hong Kong to take up vaccination against influenza A/H1N1.
William Stukeley, an eighteenth-century pioneer of British archeology, erroneously believed that Druids built Stonehenge, and scientists have since found it difficult to dispel the notion.
However, a significant minority (n=52, 23.1%) erroneously believed that their results meant that they definitely did not have cervical cancer.
It was previously erroneously believed that oxidation was associated with fatigue damage mechanisms; however, it has since been established that there is a correlation between the rate of abrasive wear and the post-oxidative reduction in molecular weight [2, 3].
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