Sentence examples for of being erroneous from inspiring English sources

During the repair generation, a cell's value t[B] is changed to another tuple's value (t'[B]) where there is a cleaner tuple, which is a tuple that is assigned with the lowest probability of being erroneous among the ones in the same equivalence class, (t') within the equivalence class.

Thus, although individual trees have a slightly higher chance of being erroneous, the overall informational content remains the same.

A candidate or elector can "protest" the returns of an election as being erroneous by filing a protest with the appropriate County Canvassing Board.

In our view, it was shorthand for the practice of discarding data known to be erroneous".

Thus, on average 41% of sequences were predicted to be erroneous.

More than half of the antipsychotics paid for by the federal Medicare program in the first half of 2007 were "erroneous," the audit found, costing the program $116 million for those six months.

The foregoing paragraphs offer reasons for thinking that these tempting lines of thought are erroneous.

The suit ought, in this view of it, to have been dismissed by the Circuit Court, and its judgment in favor of Sandford is erroneous, and must be reversed".

Recently, Jennen et al indicated that the mapping of LIMK2 was erroneous and that it was located on the GGA15 RH map [ 17].

Any study of HL may be erroneous if the influence of patient age on hearing status is not considered because age can affect HL [ 13].

Nowadays, the generally accepted opinion that regards the Edict of Nantes as a "perpetual and irrevocable" law of permanent tolerance (or coexistence of two religions) is erroneous.