Sentence examples for that could be erroneous from inspiring English sources

The genetic testing company has never claimed to make prescriptive judgements regarding user health, but many argue that information it provides about potential genetic illnesses could provoke extreme reactions from customers, including taking preventative steps like advance mastectomies, based on information that could be erroneous or not fully contextualized.

Our conclusions in that regard were not meant to be taken as dogmatic, but rather a respectful caution against wasteful scientific pursuit that could be based upon erroneous conclusions.

Let us now discuss what we believe are potential sources of these errors, giving information that could be used to single out erroneous estimates a priori.

Furthermore, consideration of these two scenarios allows us to analyze the relative impacts of harvester movement on the effectiveness of reserve networks and to highlight the erroneous conclusions that could be made if 'fishery squeeze' and/or harvester behavior are ignored when they actually occur.

Only the maximum and minimum values that could be confirmed with ECGs were reported to eliminate the possibility of erroneous rhythm interpretation by the device.

However, it is in principle possible that the mapping positions could be erroneous.

This means that any particle-based estimate will be dominated by the influence of a few of the particles, and the estimate could be erroneous.

These results could be erroneous or by chance.

Some might argue that the same could be said of "design thinking" but that would be erroneous considering the last 50 years of research and attempts at theoretical modelling.

Well, that assumption may be erroneous.

QUESTION: Is that the only thing that you consider to be erroneous in that article?