Osborn directed the museum's chief preparator, Adam Hermann, to sculpt a plaster copy of a skull that the paleontologist Othniel Charled Marsh had misattributed to the brontosaurus species.
Countless anonymous antiques have been misattributed to him.
Some Muybridges may have been misattributed, according to Tyler Green, and Michelangelo may have hidden a brain in the Sistine Chapel, according to some scholars.
So it's entirely possible that a number of accidental shootings of adults by young children have been misattributed, skewing our sense of the risk of such deaths or injuries.
Common environment may partly explain a familial effect that may have been misattributed to genetics.
The Vermeer et al. [ 4] study, however, did not address the possibility that AEs may have been misattributed to the wrong brand name product or the wrong manufacturer.
Moreover, Hospira's study did not address how many AE reports associated with its biosimilars may have been misattributed to the brand product or to other biosimilars by brand name [ 28].
An increasing understanding and description of a broader range of symptoms used in case definitions of EVD (Leroy et al., 2000; Feldmann and Geisbert, 2011) also increase the possibility that past outbreaks may have been misattributed to different diseases (Tignor et al., 1993).
Here we report the first genome-wide dual species array for human and mouse gene expression in xenograft models and identify novel biological functions for CSH probes, that until now have been misattributed to either human cancer cells or mouse stromal cells.
William Baker, of Northern Illinois University, who edits the journal George Eliot George Henry Lewes Studies, told me he believed that the quotation had been misattributed to Eliot by a greeting-card company, and had subsequently been disseminated into popular culture.
