Popular etymology derives Ventoux from vent, "wind," making it Windy Mountain; appropriate but erroneous.
In both the "flip-x" and "flip-y" condition, only half of the information is flawed, making it necessary to selectively discard erroneous information, while retaining veridical relationships, which may be a more intensive process.
How do questionable if not clearly erroneous findings make it past the gatekeepers, given the rigorous, onerous, ridiculously long peer-review process that these three earlier examples went through?
2. A reaction is expressed in vivo but, e.g., wrong GPR associations, missing isozymes, wrong gene annotations, erroneous data etc., make it invisible for the analysis.
The family-based approach in which controls are represented by healthy family members has attracted considerable attention since it minimizes population stratification bias and it avoids making erroneous conclusion.
Conditioned to this hypothesis, a type 1 sensor transmits if it makes an erroneous detection, and thus, the average number of messages (T1) coming from type 1 sensors is given by: E T 1 H 0 = Pq, (10).
The CFC should be clear about its facts before it accuses others of making erroneous claims".
In retrospect, this is not surprising, since the networks are not independent and have different probabilities of making an erroneous prediction for different compounds.
That is, each theory convicts common sense of an error about perception: for example, the sense-datum theory convicts common sense of making the erroneous assumption that perception is a direct awareness of mind-independent objects.
Now there is the infamous article by British journalist Samantha Brick making the erroneous statement that "being fat signifies failure".
