Sentence examples for may erroneously report from inspiring English sources

So, even if it takes in the target, the substitution model may erroneously report another letter.

Interventions that may be short-lived may erroneously report maximal effects if short time series are analyzed; our time series included 19 pre- and 15 post-intervention quarterly data points.

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).

This is an essential step, as the putative cluster may involve a disparate group of diagnoses, some double-counting (duplicate records) may occur, and some cases may be erroneously reported.

In addition, it is possible that the items related to NSSI may be erroneously reported, as autobiographical memory is constructive and not productive, and it is prone to errors and illusions [48].

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.

This suggests that some of the previously reported mutations in prostate cancer may have been erroneously reported as pathogenic.

Baby Maggie does not break "18 years of silence by speaking her first word", as you erroneously report.

College students commonly but erroneously report that multitasking increases productivity (Lin, Cockerham, Chang, & Natividad, 2015).

Even with data available, leaders may receive inaccessible or erroneously reported information due to a lack of real-time reporting, simply because there was too much process in doing so.

Viewed from Washington, a handful of erroneously reported strikes may seem inconsequential.