Sentence examples for is used erroneously from inspiring English sources

It is a legitimate term in the right context but mostly it is used erroneously.

Nevertheless in many papers as well as in the clinical practice the base excess (BE) is used erroneously [ 53].

Without a feedback loop this context will be used erroneously for future offers and recommendations.

In 1762, German naturalist Jacob Christian Schäffer described the species Agaricus tigrinus with an illustration corresponding to what is thought to be T. pardinum, and consequently, the name Tricholoma tigrinum has been used erroneously in some European field guides.

However, we feel that the erosion concept and the link with poorer prognosis are so firmly engrained in the rheumatology community that MRI will be used erroneously for quite some time as a diagnostic or prognostic test for early RA.

Since it was first published by Chance and colleagues [ 4, 12], this value of 1 2% of respiration going to O2− has propagated through the literature and has been used erroneously to estimate mitochondrial O2− production in vivo, even though the original authors made it clear that it only applied to particular experimental conditions [ 12].

Sometimes, an algorithm that is used to identify the fundamental frequency may erroneously detect the first harmonic or F0/2.

The example in Figure 7 illustrates a case, which will be correctly verified if rII, rPCA, or the combined correlation coefficients are used and erroneously rejected if rI < 0.96 is applied for verification.

In the Philippines, the Tausug term Samal is widely applied to the land-oriented Sama, while the term Bajao is similarly used (erroneously, some would argue) to specify the sea-based Sama.

Let's be clear, we are talking about two different animals, even if the two are often used (erroneously) interchangeably.

Apparently, some person on Facebook named Pat C****** is using my Gmail account erroneously or on purpose.