In addition, in order to avoid having the program erroneously recognize months of the year as someone's name, all months that were written in text format were changed to number format (ie. June 1, 2007 was changed to 06/01/2007).
It should also be recognized that missing covariates can also erroneously induce nonproportionality [ 42].
Sacagawea was not the guide for the expedition, as some have erroneously portrayed her; nonetheless, she recognized landmarks in southwestern Montana and informed Clark that Bozeman Pass was the best route between the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers on their return journey.
The temporal resolution error represents all the erroneously attributed time, including events wrongly recognized and events missed altogether by the lack of sufficient polyphony in the detection.
These TM interface shadows often completely surround the TM on the anterior, lateral, and even posterior sides, erroneously increasing the TM measurements if not recognized and separated [ 11].
Therefore, when the species and time lag were not recognized, the pattern seen by satellite in 2004 2007 was erroneously interpreted as outbreaks moving from the south-western part in 2004 via the middle part in 2005 to Varangerfjord in 2005 2007, that is from SW to NE.
We attribute three quarters of the errors to the OCR engine, which cannot determine the correct text in low contrast areas, or which erroneously identifies a letter as being another letter (e.g., "D" recognized as "I").
According to this paradigm, US examinations might be false negative (a) if the inflamed appendix is overlooked; (b) if the inflamed appendix is overlooked and other abnormalities are erroneously considered responsible for the symptoms (e.g. ovarian cyst); (c) if the inflamed appendix is visualized but is considered not inflamed or is not recognized as the appendix [16].
While it is recognized that bone flare is a rare phenomenon, an increase in baseline skeletal activity and appearance of new bone lesions despite apparent response or stable disease elsewhere should be interpreted with caution to avoid erroneously suggesting progressive disease.
Cryptic species, two or more distinct species that are erroneously classified (and hidden) under one species name, have challenged taxonomic research for nearly 300 years since they were firstly recognized, and even before the Linnaean classification system was adopted [1], [2].
