Sentence examples for probably erroneous from inspiring English sources

Finally, removal of low-confidence (i.e., most probably erroneous) regulatory associations from the transcriptional regulatory network barely affected its basic architecture.

Perhaps recirculating this probably erroneous news story is the real danger of the so-called "fake news".

That didn't deter Black, aka @Tizzblack or Tyrone, who now sports a lifelong and probably erroneous souvenir of the Wildcats' campaign.

Probably erroneous sequences (with highly unlikely positions or extreme branch lengths, based on a neighbour-joining tree calculated with all sequences) were identified by eye and omitted.

This assessment is probably erroneous, however, because a concentrated sampling effort has been lacking, and too few samples of these taxa have been studied.

There is a paucity of kinetic and quantitative information on biochemical parameters such as protein DNA binding affinities, RNA polymerase extension rates and so on in the specific hrp regulon literature, so it is not possible to create detailed continuous or stochastic models without making gross and probably erroneous estimations about the values of these parameters.

He got tougher and shed the image -- probably an erroneous one -- that he was a soft player.

The lengths of straight inlet and outlet pipe recommended by the manufacturer must be observed for all types of meters; otherwise, the meter readings would probably be erroneous.

This is probably an erroneous retrieval because the ICAS results are influenced primarily by the uncertainty of the atmospheric profile, and possibly by the ice habit assumption and vertical inhomogeneity within the cloud, yielding an ICAS cloud top near the tropopause that is too high compared with the lidar measurement.

Motion discontinuities that are not overlapping partly with occlusion regions are eliminated as they are probably an erroneous estimate.

This discrepancy was probably due to erroneous interpretation of small, fragmented shallow-water meadows on sonograms.