Sentence examples for hold erroneous from inspiring English sources

Individuals who hold erroneous beliefs regarding the multifactorial etiology of common health conditions may have difficulty engaging with future prevention and screening recommendations that are developed based on a multifactorial model of disease causation.

Patients commonly held erroneous and irrational beliefs about the relationship of the need of insulin therapy and the development of chronic complications of DM.

The organization published it in an effort to counteract the widely held but erroneous notion that corpses cause epidemics, and therefore must be disposed of with utmost speed.

Learner feedback suggested that due to a combination of misunderstanding the relative risk of all newborns developing bleeding disorders in the absence of vitamin K injection; and frequent insufficient supplies of vitamin K, some learners held the erroneous assumption that only premature infants should routinely receive a vitamin K injection immediately after birth.

Whether this would also hold for partial erroneous limb-response activation is still an open question.

Ruminators often hold positive (but erroneous) beliefs that it will help, not realising that they are reducing their capacity to effectively problem-solve (Watkins & Moulds, 2005).

But his anger leads him to make erroneous statements.

On Tuesday, one Socialist legislator, Milena Apostolaki, defected, calling Mr. Papandreou's move to hold a referendum "an erroneous political decision that not only divides the nation but also puts at risk all the efforts and painful sacrifices already made by the Greek people".

Abelard's dialectical analysis of the mystery of God and the Trinity was held to be erroneous, and he himself was placed for a while in the abbey of Saint-Médard under house arrest.

This pedagogical approach promotes passive reception of knowledge and not the active learning necessary for students to see that their currently held concepts are erroneous.

The defining image of the campaign came after Election Day, when an ecstatic Truman held aloft the erroneous front page of the Chicago Tribune with a huge headline proclaiming "Dewey Defeats Truman".