Sentence examples for partially erroneous from inspiring English sources

As a result, the January 2006 adjusting entry was partially erroneous; however, no one at GYMCL informed anyone at CYI of the discovery of the additional receipts or that the adjusting journal entry was was now rendered partially erroneous.

This enables the destination to (partially) compensate for erroneous decisions that may have been made at the relay, see [19].

Even the weathermen were partially to blame; the erroneous perception that the FA Cup final was usually played in sunny weather led the person at Armani to choose something that they thought would look good in the sun.

Building upon previous work by the author and other dust explosion researchers, the theme of the current paper is that this complexity is partially rooted in several erroneous beliefs.

Additionally, it identifies an area in which a partially characterized annotation causes erroneous results.

As many gene families have multiple members, partially assembled transcipts could lead to erroneous results for differential analysis.

This provided an additional source of different relaxation behavior between the two samples, and in turn, led to partially false (even negative) PRE effects and erroneous distances.

However, portable FTIR (for example ATR and diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy-DRIFTS) is not always the best option when dealing with uneven, partially degraded, multi-layered materials as the depth of penetration could lead to erroneous results due to the complexity of spectra produced.

The erroneous estimation with L W A i in some extreme profiles could partially be explained as follows: in the "imperfect" pairs, we artificially prevent the non-exposed subject from having a final event, because she will first become an exposed subject of another pair.

It should be noted that these are reconstituted in vitro reactions using highly purified components and not the result of using crude or even partially purified extracts possessing a mixture of other enzymes and metabolites that could lead to erroneous results.

Although the domain is typically security, many times these tools operate by providing erroneous data (random or semi-random) to the applications' public interfaces, thus being also partially related to the approach discussed in this paper.