Sentence examples for leading to wrong from inspiring English sources

A comparsion to the benchmark results of Böttcher revealed an implementation mistake in Böttcher's paper leading to wrong results in case of largely different molar masses.

However, if our adaptation is informed by science cherry-picked to support a particular standpoint on "dangerous climate change" then this risks leading to wrong decisions on adaptation.

We argue that the source of the fatigue comes from the restricted sensory information of the VR interfaces, and that users try to accommodate the missing sensory feedback by excessive motion leading to wrong posture or bad timing.

However, as the data become denser and algorithms get faster and more complex, there is a danger of "runaway algorithms" that become disconnected from the reality of the phenomenon they represent, eventually leading to wrong solutions.

The goal in quantum computing is to choreograph a computation so that the amplitudes leading to wrong answers cancel each other out, while the amplitudes leading to right answers reinforce.

Former head of the civil service Lord O'Donnell has said the fear of cabinet minutes being released mean policy discussions go into an "unrecorded space" - leading to "wrong policy".

This alteration may contribute to incorrect identification of a vertebral segment, leading to wrong-level spine surgery and poor correlation with clinical symptoms.

An out of balance system provides the wrong answers -- leading to the wrong products and failure.

Lost tracking - The ball tracking or green detection system misfires, giving the FSM incorrect info and leading to the wrong result.

Finally, Lowell — and his counterparts at Yale and Princeton — realized that if a definition of merit based on academic prowess was leading to the wrong kind of student, the solution was to change the definition of merit.

He says the pressure on local PCTs to meet a target of passing 15% of local healthcare provision over to independent and private providers is leading to the wrong decisions being made.