The term 'lactate clearance' has somehow been erroneously used in medical literature when referring to the process of change in serial lactate levels in response to therapy.
"The goal is right now," said a Bush adviser, "while he's weak, while they're financially struggling, to strip him of all the good that somehow in my opinion erroneously got attached to him".
Many victims of sexual harassment don't speak out about the behavior for fear of retribution, or they blame themselves erroneously by thinking that they somehow contributed to the unwanted behavior.
The months wore on and the questions mounted, but not very fast, and even when Spano was engaging in bald-faced deceptions ("erroneously" wiring a check for $5,000 instead of $5 million), he somehow managed to keep the charade going.
They have studied the data that they are erroneously delivering to the public to make us think that we can somehow change the weather and how they do that is to grow government and allow the government to have more control over us, our homes, our businesses, our families, our lives, and it's quite unfortunate because these people must be purposely doing this, right?
"NYPD ARE THE BROKEN WINDOWS" read one sign I passed as I marched with fellow young – and female – organizers, a nod to the discriminatory policing policy that erroneously suggests taking a harshly punitive stance on "quality of life" crimes will somehow reduce the rates of violent offenses.
We usually think (somewhat erroneously) that we should be able to do everything ourselves or that by admitting we need help, we are somehow being weak.
Via spontaneously kicking them erroneously.
The court acted illegitimately, not just erroneously.
She sometimes responds, erroneously, to random conversation.
Or they erroneously tout mammography as "prevention".
