Sentence examples for largely erroneous from inspiring English sources

In one striking case, a Special Forces unit deployed in Afghanistan for a year received incorrect paychecks for 11 months, capped by largely erroneous statements saying that each soldier, on average, owed the federal government $48,000.

This mistaken notion was based on rumors that circulated with the first, largely erroneous European scientific descriptions of the duck-billed platypus.

The spokesman, Terry Dunn, maintained that "the court's order is premised largely on a completely erroneous assumption of fact, with no evidence to support it," and that G.E. had not been given a "full and fair hearing".

Car-rental companies have resisted listing a total price at the start -- in part because it forces the system to make assumptions about the rental that may be erroneous, but largely for competitive reasons.

A careful re-reading of these debates over the covering-law model in history suggests that the debate took place largely because of the erroneous assumption of the unity of science and the postulation of the regulative logical similarity of all areas of scientific reasoning to a few clear examples of explanation in a few natural sciences.

Comparative analyses indicated that Btau_4.0 included many more TRAV/TRDV genes showing 100% nucleotide identity, suggesting the discrepancy in TRAV/TRDV gene number is largely attributable to the annotation of erroneous duplications in Btau_4.0.

The heterogeneity of the quasispecies occurs largely as a result of the highly erroneous reverse transcription process [2].

In addition, since patients were not required to keep daily diary records, their self-reports were based largely on memory, which may have resulted in erroneous adherence estimates.