Students may perform poorly on an assessment item not because of erroneous understanding, but rather because of how the problem was framed.
Even among people who are more experienced in statistics, like researchers, erroneous uses of conventional methods are common: misuse of tests of significance, erroneous understanding of p-values, misinterpretation of confidence intervals (as pointed out by many authors [15, 18, 19, 24, 27, 32]; see also [5, 11, 28]).
Another source of erroneous assignments may result from incomplete TOCSY patterns that become common as the size of the protein increases and also depend on the isotropic mixing period.
The predictions were later understood to be the outcome of a limited and erroneous understanding of the dynamics of wood energy systems.
It has led to generations of Catholics growing up with an erroneous understanding of aspects of their faith because they were told that modern innovations and glosses were actually centuries-old 'traditional' components of Catholicism.
Sources of erroneous conclusions that may be drawn from face-to-face encounters stem from the complexity of the interview situation, the attitudes, fears, and expectations of the interviewee, and the interviewer's manner and training.
One of the main sources of erroneous parsing of the solo recordings in the presence of simultaneous notes (i.e., chords).
We have given some insight into some sources of erroneous conclusion about recent changes of effective population size.
Because short tandem repeats may become sources of erroneous merges, we focused on tandem repeats shorter than 100 bps.
The reason for this mistake is that the whole concept of collaborative divorce is based upon an erroneous understanding of what collaboration really means.
Americans support a war when they feel threatened, which they initially did in Iraq because of the (erroneous) understandings about weapons of mass destruction and Iraq as a terrorist nexus.
