Sentence examples for mistaken research from inspiring English sources

"The indiscriminate confusion of me with Father William F. Murphy is the most glaring but not the only example of her incomplete, faulty and mistaken research," the bishop said.

In a study in Ghana a majority of participants cited participation as the only method to obtain a medication for the treatment of HIV/AIDS, and in some cases mistook research with medical treatment.

A: Make no mistake, research must be useful for society.

Essentially, research participants might hold mistaken beliefs about how the research will be executed (TM1) or is designed in a manner to ensure direct benefits to them (TM2) [22].

Essentially, research participants might hold mistaken beliefs about how the research will be executed (TM1) or is designed in a manner to ensure direct benefits to them (TM2) [ 1].

I am sure the Roman Catholic bishops are intelligent, rational people, but their starting point on embryo research is mistaken.

In fact, Brassington's identification of the AFP as an argument presented in support of the duty of research is mistaken or misdirected.

But we believe that this way of thinking is badly mistaken and detrimental to social research.

The mistaken belief that the Dartmouth research proves that cheaper care is better care is widespread — and has been fed in part by Dartmouth researchers themselves.

According to situationism, empirical research shows that commonsense explanations of actions in terms of character traits (such as honesty, kindness, or courage) are systematically mistaken or inaccurate, because this research shows that the actions in question are better explained in terms of situational features (Ross and Nisbett 1991; Harman 1999; Doris 2002).

In other words, adhering to these mistaken axioms about teaching and research will lead to another triumph for quantity over quality.