Sentence examples for more erroneous than from inspiring English sources

But the mauling by Fleetwood is sadly toneless, more erroneous than comic.

Nothing is more erroneous than the notion that, early in the 16th century, Europe was ripe for a reform of the church.

The first two subgroups were more erroneous than the third one.

The PF estimates are more erroneous than those of MMPF during the off-road motion of the pedestrian.

Extensive calculations demonstrated that most tracer experiments performed with "open" boundary conditions yield residence time distributions which are even more erroneous than previously thought.

This suggests that sequences from mainland China may be more erroneous than the other sequences.

"Nothing could be more erroneous", he says, "than to regard all attempts to make Israeli society an open, liberal and secular society as an attack on Zionist objectives".

Unfortunately, while typical day [ 9, 25] contact data acquisition techniques ease study design, they do not appear to be an adequate solution, as they can yield even more erroneous disease burden estimates than traditional aggregate models.

A simple speculation could be that fSCNT blastocysts would maintain more erroneous (i.e., less reprogrammed) epigenetic states than cSCNT and thus retain a lower developmental potential.

Nothing could be more erroneous.

But my knowledge must be weaker when the reading is more erroneous.