Sentence examples for incorrect attribution from inspiring English sources

That lesson stuck with this executive as he set out to help solve the industry problem of incorrect attribution.

They include fraud, massaged results, plagiarism, fabrication, falsification, sloppiness, selective publishing, incorrect attribution of work and nondisclosure of conflicts of interest.

A front-page article yesterday about Senator Charles E. Schumers decision against running for governor of New York gave an incorrect attribution in some copies for the comment that it was "a great development for New York State Democrats".

The Metro Matters column on Monday, about assertions that New York City violated the civil rights of some protesters arrested during the Republican National Convention, gave an incorrect attribution for a preconvention estimate of 1,000 arrests per day.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: May 5, 2010 An earlier version of this article contained an incorrect attribution for the date of Mr. Shahzad's arrival in the United States.

Unlike in vitro kinase assays, this assay is insensitive to the presence of minor quantities of contaminating kinases that may otherwise lead to incorrect attribution of catalytic functions to pseudokinases.

The proportion of list items that are attributed to the correct source is given as 'source hits'; the proportion of incorrect attributions as 'source errors'.

The lack of systematized names can lead to confusion of similar names and incorrect attributions of orthology or common function.

However, nonadditive gene action, for example epistasis, is usually not accounted for, which may lead to incorrect attributions of genetic variation.

Further validation is needed, in particular given reported concerns about the validity of patient-reported ADEs (e.g. incorrect attributions of symptoms to drugs) [ 5].

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