Sentence examples for may erroneously have from inspiring English sources

In some of these cases, an animal that actually caused the inconsistency may erroneously have been left in the data.

We do not have complete information on KR performed before the start of follow up, and some may erroneously have been classified as not operated.

Even though some participants may erroneously have reported other types of ulcers, such as venous leg ulcers, the term foot ulcer (fotsår) is probably less ambiguous in Norwegian than in English.

Furthermore, autosomal scaffolds may erroneously have differences between the winged and wingless male if a heterozygous base has unequal and opposite read coverage of their two alleles, such that one male has only has reads from one allele and the other male from the other allele.

The document says that investigators may "erroneously believe" they have a full picture of text communications on an intercepted device, when in actuality iMessages slip under the radar.

We find that in nonpartisan elections, the straight-party option decreases voter participation since voters who utilize the straight-ticket option may erroneously believe that they have voted for these nonpartisan offices, or simply ignore them.

In our analysis we include those who may erroneously report that they have Medicaid (false positives) and omit those that fail to report that they are covered (false negatives).

Thus a patient with DISH may erroneously be diagnosed as having "primary" NAFLD.

Consequently, oral glucose tolerance test results in a pregnancy complicated by gestational diabetes mellitus with a fetus that already has hyperinsulinemia may erroneously be considered normal.

We may otherwise have erroneously concluded in the following RCT that increased PA does not affect clinically relevant outcomes.

The bad news is that without a pandemic, the public may erroneously conclude that the influenza threat has passed.