Sentence examples for strongly erroneous from inspiring English sources

The findings of this study indicate strongly erroneous data in terms of micropore volume and apparent sample density, if the samples are not carefully degassed prior to the measurement, even when the measurement is performed in high vacuum.

There would be no grounds hence to reject the strongly erroneous results, both resulting from measurement and calculation errors, since the error values would be averaged in that case.

The recovery of Coelomata can be better viewed as inconsistent (i.e., "strongly supported but erroneous" Philippe et al. 2005), arising from the selection of a distant outgroup.

One of the pitfalls of phylogenomics is the potential for the inference of a strongly supported, but erroneous, phylogeny because systematic error increases as more data is used [ 24, 35].

Buying was, importantly, strongly predicted by the erroneous belief that cooking is the best way to protect from avian influenza.

Thus, although considered a standard approach for clinical and preclinical purposes [ 17], we strongly advise against this erroneous surgical technique in future translational animal experiments and in veterinary surgery.

Facebook has been strongly criticized for their self-admittedly erroneous censorship of two men in love, and Dirk and I certainly feel that the definition and enforcement of their Community Standards policy needs significant refinement.

One key prediction of error models that focus on process costs is that such costs should strongly covary with the length of the erroneous product because residency time at the ribosome, the level of resource sequestration and the amount of energy wasted in protein synthesis and degradation should all increase with length.

One of the Canadian recombination events requires a parental sequence from 1960, and the Taiwanese recombinant requires the laboratory strain A/WSN/33(H1N1) as one of its parents, strongly suggesting that these putative recombination events are erroneous.

Working with low-quality RNA may strongly compromise the experimental results and lead to erroneous biological conclusions.

Erroneous matches were more common (18±4% S.E. of non-matching individuals were erroneously assessed as a match), and strongly correlated with overall score (Spearman's CC = −0.9759, p<0.0001).