Sentence examples for rather erroneous from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the extensional viscosity determination can be rather erroneous.

It is shown that these formulae may yield rather erroneous results, especially for irregular frames.

Nevertheless, it may have been rather erroneous to include the Calvin cycle, considering our growing awareness of the diversity of carbon-reducing or "fixing" mechanisms still employed on Earth today.

Thus it is ironic, or rather erroneous, to put this original definition in the context of a sexual relationship, whereby wholeness of the inner integrity becomes translated as the wholeness of a part of the vagina.

Rather, the erroneous view are part of all that exists, indeed all that exists is some erroneous (i.e., one-sided, locally coherent) view.

This type of measurement error, although common, is frequently over-looked, and would lead to an underestimation of brain temperature; not due to tissue temperature differences per se but rather to erroneous core body temperature readings and poor measurement practice.

This malfunction in terms of mismatch between the proposed predictor and the targeted output is inherently induced by training the predictor not with the original input data but rather with some erroneous data, where the erroneous data are generated by minimally randomizing the original input data and the original input data correspond to the PU traffic that is modeled in the statistical domain.

A criterion is offered for the identification of the maximum sweep rate for which an observed frequency response function provides a true indication of system damping, rather than an erroneous value dominated by the sweep rate.

Most respondents showed a reasonable belief over the cause of their children's condition rather than the erroneous traditional belief that paralytic poliomyelitis is caused by spirit forces.

The SIB, rather than rating erroneous performance, relies on the appraisal of preserved abilities in nine cognitive domains: social interaction, memory, orientation, language, attention, praxis, visuospatial abilities, constructional abilities and orientation to name.

It is worth noting that though these four landmarks may be detected automatically, the manual annotation is adopted to be sure that identification errors are inherent to choices of the approach rather than to eventual erroneous landmark detection.