PF5, as a strong Lewis acid of decomposition product of LiPF6, has been erroneously regarded as a major source for gassing in the presence of trace amount of water.
For example, the p-value is often erroneously regarded as the probability that the null hypothesis is true, and the 95% confidence interval obtained is wrongly assumed to contain the true parameter with a 95% chance.
These narrow-band symptom scales (i.e., the SNAP-IV and ADHD-RS [ 23, 24]) were erroneously regarded as "disease-specific instruments [measuring] health-related quality of life in children" (TAR, p. 176).
However, as shown in the next section, it is possible to efficiently address a relaxed version of the feasibility problem, where by relaxed we mean that no feasible parameterization will be lost (no false negative), although some infeasible parameterizations could be erroneously regarded as feasible (false positives).
In this context, which relies on partial matches to determine whether a test individual might be included in the mixture, the false-positive probability that a noncontributor is erroneously regarded as a contributor is likely to depend on genetic diversity in a parallel manner to the familial identification setting.
The letter did not demand that Sewell be fired, as was erroneously claimed at the time.
This is not a tax credit, as was erroneously reported in some of our leading journals.
Moreover, because of the occurrence of dual localizations of proteins, e.g., of Fis1 and Rho1, which are dually localized to mitochondria and peroxisomes, or Pex30, which is present in peroxisomes and the ER, certain proteins can erroneously be regarded as contaminants.
Required reconstruction of a mediastinal basal pulmonary artery (A8+9), which was regarded as a mediastinal lingular artery and erroneously transected, has been reported in a patient treated with the left upper lobectomy [13].
This battle - erroneously - has been argued to be the "last battle of the Civil War" and equally erroneously been asserted to "widely regarded" as such.
