Sentence examples for incorrect assumption about from inspiring English sources
"You're going to go to Europe to drive a rebodied Neon?" a friend who owns a Porsche said with a sniff, recycling a common but largely incorrect assumption about the car's origin.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Mr. Obama said he made an incorrect assumption about the American public's willingness to accept that there were enough protections on the secret surveillance programs that were disclosed — in what he called a "passionate" fashion — by Mr. Snowden.
Differences between EE IC) and EE VCO2) must be either due to an incorrect assumption about RQ or due to variations in ventilation.
Unfortunately, reliable information about the pattern of missing data may be not readily available and recent experimental results show that the enforcement of an incorrect assumption about the pattern of missing data produces a dramatic decrease in accuracy of the classifier.
If your husband doesn't enjoy engaging in oral sex, you need to figure out why! On Mondays With Marlo this week, sex expert and sexuality counselor Ian Kerner explained that men may have had a negative experience or an incorrect assumption about female hygiene.
In the case of the MAL genes, we have already discussed probable sources of the wrong predictions, namely the incorrect assumption about the regulatory mechanisms controlling the expression of the MAL loci.
I would worry about an incidental finding on my CT scan or make (incorrect) assumptions about the significance of a mildly abnormal blood test result.
The basis of the anonymous academic's assertion that publishers trick authors comes from incorrect assumptions about the market for academic books and an ignorance of economic realities.
Of course, there are still occasional reminders that people make incorrect assumptions about him based on what he looks like, Mr. Chan said.
The company also criticised Gizmodo's reporting, saying that Newitz "made incorrect assumptions about the meaning of fields contained in the leaked data".
