Sentence examples for suspect erroneous from inspiring English sources
The commission of prelates and theologians, which under the chairmanship of Cardinal Curti had discussed all of the articles attributed to Autrecourt, came to the conclusion that they contained many false, dangerous, presumptuous, suspect, erroneous, and heretical statements.
For the case when almost all of the particles cross a wall--this might happen very rarely--no weighting is applied, because we suspect an erroneous event such depletion and will count on the particle cloud to spread again and be constrained correctly by walls in the sequel.
But I suspect the erroneous understanding of King is based on intoxicating the culture with Cheap King -- the non-abrasive hero who is suitable for framing but offers no other value.
I suspect Stone's equally erroneous assertion that "the New York Times ran 66 articles on the Chilean affair and the opposition to it, but only three on Cuba and four on Cambodia" is a garbled transcription from Christopher Andrew, who makes a similar claim in The World Was Going Our Way.
Although suspected to be erroneous, some NAD nodes may still be correct, due to a high number of losses.
Protein-protein interaction networks have been often suspected to contain erroneous interactions, to be incomplete and biased towards certain type of interactions.
Benedict XIV maintained this decision of his predecessor on the grounds that Clement's life was little known, that he had never obtained public cultus in the Church, and that some of his doctrines were, if not erroneous, at least suspect.
We suspect earlier studies to be erroneous species identification, made because of its habitat and the morphological investigation of the strain supports this.
According to Herd et al., alcohol intoxication increases the risk of sustaining minor causative trauma that may be forgotten, leading to an erroneous diagnosis of atraumatic rupture or failure to suspect the injury at all [6].
If erroneous TH results are suspected with a 'one-step' assay, then re-measurement using a 'two-step' assay is a logical first step.
