Sentence examples for most erroneous from inspiring English sources

He described the ruling as one of the most erroneous that he had encountered in his long career.

The action sequel was far and away the most erroneous this year, beating Jurassic World (33) and The Martian (21).

Graphical method gave the most erroneous results.

Below is the body of this article as it was originally published with the most erroneous parts crossed out.

Annual capacity factors calculated using Weibull parameters estimated from modified maximum likelihood method matched the measured values best and the graphical method gave the most erroneous results.

Most erroneous attachments are sensed, directly or indirectly, by the mitotic checkpoint as they involve lack-of-attachment or lack-of-tension, and are corrected by the chromosomal passenger complex of which Aurora B is the effector kinase [9].

However, our results are based on data excluding the most likely erroneous observations [ 23], and any remaining erroneous observations in the data seem unlikely to be different across races, and thus unlikely to affect the overall pattern of our results.

"When someone asks me what was the most factually erroneous, morally repugnant, and just plain boring radio segment I've ever heard".

Hundreds of millions of people saw the victims of the ethnic killings, set alongside commentaries that were, for the most part, erroneous.

He once testified that the main Bush-era torture memo was "perhaps the most clearly erroneous legal opinion I have ever read".

The proponents of a ban on cats qat may be well intentioned, but rely on a mixture of exaggerated, selective, anecdotal, prejudiced and most frequently erroneous and illogical arguments.