Sentence examples for is incorrectly attributed to from inspiring English sources

Lyon & Turnbull's lot copy notes the "Compleat Master-Piece," is "incorrectly attributed" to the Greek philosopher, and according to the Press Assocation, it isn't known whether he contributed anything at all to the book.

In some papers, this wild relative is incorrectly attributed to the one-grained T. boeoticum subsp. aegilopoides (Link) Grossh.

On p. A68 of the same article, a quotation by James Lovelock is incorrectly attributed to the 22 January 2009 issue of New Scientist; the quotation actually appeared in the 24 January 2009 issue.

Nonetheless, lower bounds may be informative in situations in which undetected transmission is incorrectly attributed to reactivation disease alone or when a new risk factor for transmission is identified.

In the February 2009 Focus article ["Carbon Offsets: Growing Pains in a Growing Market," Environ Health Perspect 117 A62 A68 (2009)], a quotation at the bottom of p. A64 is incorrectly attributed to David Antinioli.

The song Love My Life had been incorrectly attributed to the writer Guy Chambers.

This article was amended on 18 December as it had been incorrectly attributed to Sylvie Guillem.

This article was amended on 13 November 2018 to remove a quote that was incorrectly attributed to Scarlett Johansson.

Only a dozen or two had ever been published, and many of those had been incorrectly attributed to others.

Correction: Due to an error by a transcription service, a quote in a previous version of this article was incorrectly attributed to acting FBI director Andrew McCabe.

Otherwise, uncertainties hiding in the upscaling method will be incorrectly attributed to errors in satellite products, undermining our confidence in implementing them into practice.