Sentence examples for lead to a wrong from inspiring English sources

For example, if the physician is not well trained, this may lead to a wrong diagnosis.

Using isotropic elasticity allows the prediction of the main trends of the interaction, whereas considering only the interstitial dilatation will lead to a wrong interaction.

However, the existing deterministic approaches overlook some operation conditions that may give rise to an incorrect result and lead to a wrong decision in practical applications.

For the evaporation process, it is also shown that a traditional engineering judgement for level control structure selection may lead to a wrong decision.

"Giving vent to the bias of one's own experiences would lead to a wrong result, not a proper one," Mr. Robbins said.

Comparisons of the estimated threshold fire sizes between the growing fires and the pan fires indicate that assessing sprinkler actuations based on pan fire tests, which is a commonly used practice, will be likely to lead to a wrong conclusion.

Because the patient reported here denied any professional or recreational outdoor activities, a single clinical examination would probably have led to a wrong diagnosis of a nonspecific itchy dermatitis, leading to use of inadequate or needless medications.

A misread sign at the airport led to a wrong exit; they were forced to take a crowded shuttle bus back to the terminal to collect their luggage.

There is good reason to think that a rush to judgment in their son's case led to a wrong result.

SBR exactly yields the three modes (exact recovery) whereas OMP gives the true frequencies but leads to a wrong α2.

The lack of additional preoperative imaging limited the diagnostic hypothesis and led to a wrong preoperative planning.