Sentence examples for likely erroneous from inspiring English sources

(Golovkin's claim on this latter title was helped earlier in the night, when a brilliant Nicaraguan junior bantamweight named Román (Chocolatito) González lost an even more controversial, and quite likely erroneous, decision; many had previously considered González the pound-for-pound champion).

However, since Israeli's pupil Dunash Ibn Tamim quotes passages of it in his commentary on the mystical work Sefer Yetzirah, Teicher's view is likely erroneous.

This resulted in the loss of 5.3% of locations from our master data set, which we felt was an acceptable loss as some of the locations were likely erroneous fixes due to triangulation errors.

A single record from Belgian waters was most likely erroneous.

Older sources sometimes report the species occurring in southern Costa Rica, but these are most likely erroneous.

There are unconfirmed reports of this species from off Panama, Mexico, and western Florida; records from other parts of the world are most likely erroneous, resulting from its tangled taxonomic history.

Consequently, the CPD values reported in the paper could likely be erroneous.

If these principles are not followed, the interpretation of epidemiologic studies will likely be erroneous and not useful to regulatory policy-makers or to those involved in litigation.

With these simulations we also demonstrate that misclassification models that do not account for emigration will likely be erroneous if live and dead animals have different probabilities of detection.

aThese values are likely considerably erroneous due to the crossing of bands in some alignments confusing the averaging of VS and ILS, and the vast effect alignment has at this low separation.

Reliance on one service will likely amplify erroneous entries in genomic databases.