Sentence examples for incorrect rationale from inspiring English sources
"incorrect rationale" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a reasoning or explanation that is not valid or correct. For example, "The committee rejected her proposal due to an incorrect rationale for the project's timeline."
Morrison started out reading from the old speaking notes and claiming Australia had a "spending problem" rather than a revenue problem – the same (factually incorrect) rationale that led the former government to its disastrous first budget decisions.
Thus, students may be taught that sugar molecules store energy in their bonds, which later provides a quite compelling (but incorrect) rationale for why the bond breaking per se should produce or release energy.
It added that the rationale for listing is "factually incorrect" as the building has undergone significant alterations in recent years.
Excessive concern with avoiding false positive findings (Type I errors, or the incorrect rejection of the null hypothesis) can supply, as in other contexts, a credible and convenient rationale for doing nothing.
Any incorrect responses to the last questionnaire generated feedback to the participant with the correct answer and its rationale; furthermore, the research assistant provided added clarification if necessary.
The rationale for relying on all-cause mortality was that clinical assessments of cause of death are difficult, often incorrect and always involve a subjective component [ 46].
The rationale for this is that DNA that is not of high quality will be more likely to have incorrect genotype calls and have more missing data.
